Indian state police to use blockchain to protect informants’ anonymity
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The Tamil Nadu Idol Wing police launched a blockchain initiative to ensure anonymity for informants. As part of efforts to upscale its security services through a proper feedback mechanism, the South Indian state police will allow everyone to anonymously share vital information on crimes, such as smuggling, possessing, or selling illicit antique idols. Jayanth Murali, the director general of police, said blockchain would help ensure that the complaints are not tampered with or changed. Smart contracts make filing a paper more accessible and faster, enabling quicker response times and greater efficiency for police departments. He also added that the current system was
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