Modification of the assuranceLevel field of the getUserInfo method of the VALID Service

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As we already advanced to the month of november, the response of the REST method has been modified getUserInfo () so that the AssuranceLevel field returns that the level is low when the user has used idCAT Mobile credited electronically based on the DNI, mobile phone and Health Card number. This allows user applications to discriminate the security level of the credential used according to the type of registration carried out.

The evolution has been available in the Preproduction environment since November. The rise in production, initially scheduled for December 12, was postponed to give users applications time to integrate the change, is planned for tomorrow March 27 in the afternoon.

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