The application “Dіya” has become officially Open Source and is already on GitHub
18.03.24
The Diya application has officially opened its source code and is now available on the GitHub platform.
In addition to the common code for the server and mobile parts of the application, Driver’s License and Police Clearance Statement are now also available as examples of working with application data (the list of documents and services is planned to be expanded in the future).
Open source Diia software is already available on Github but to gain access, you must first sign the public license on the site.
It’s interesting that now the application that is responsible in the country for collecting and sending personal data, with access to servers, can be dissected by anyone.
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