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17 January 2019 Submitted by Dr.V.Rengarajan (not verified)
Technology based inclusion is too fast to get adopted by the poor in the informal sector . Yes. Tech facilitates more to the criminals universally. By the time the poor get accustomed with etch in the last mile, the digital divide and inequality gap are imminent. Unless due diligence is thrust on preparedness to take care of the excluded poor , exclusion will bound to happen even after digitalized financial inclusion or there will be mystic inclusion in the PCs
Technology based inclusion is too fast to get adopted by the poor in the informal sector . Yes. Tech facilitates more to the criminals universally. By the time the poor get accustomed with etch in the last mile, the digital divide and inequality gap are imminent. Unless due diligence is thrust on preparedness to take care of the excluded poor , exclusion will bound to happen even after digitalized financial inclusion or there will be mystic inclusion in the PCs