Electronic ID is dead: long live DNI 3.0! (The Confidential)

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Image of electronic ID next to a reader for Android phones (Inteco)

He is barely seven years old, but the electronic DNI is already considered dead. The low acceptance it has had among the public has convinced the National Police to promote the DNI 3.0, a review that seeks to remove the barriers of the past.

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