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mObywatel app expands digital services and offline functionality
The Polish mObywatel application has introduced several updates to enhance digital service accessibility, including offline functionality and specialized tools for road incidents.
The mStłuczka service, active for over a year, has facilitated 25,630 digital collision statements. The tool allows users to create digital reports, attach photos, and submit claims directly to insurers without paper forms. It is designed for collisions between two Polish-registered vehicles where there are no injuries and both parties agree on the circumstances.
New updates also allow users to save essential documents offline. iPhone users can now save e-prescriptions as PDFs to ensure access in pharmacies without cellular signal. Additionally, the Odyseusz module, integrated with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, now allows travelers to download and save trip registration confirmations as PDFs for use abroad when internet access is limited.
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Ministry of Digital Affairs · Ministry of Foreign Affairs · mObywatel