California went with its own, 2-star app.
1,400 downloads and (not) counting.
Nuclear fusion has been about 10–20 years out for as long as I can remember (about since the early 1980s).
I never really understood why people were so worried about this unless they have text messages of drug deals.
Im sure it depends greatly on lifestyle and where you live, but for me every time I buy alcohol or even candy with a 0.5% alcohol content, every time I go to the doctor or have a medical procedure done, whenever I fly domestic, renting a car, and badging in for access at secure sites.How often does anyone have to show their driving licence? Other than hiring a car, I think it’s been about 40 years since I was asked for it anywhere in the US or Europe.
It already does have an android equivalent, android has wallet apps as well.It’s like CarPlay: won’t be seriously adopted until there’s an Android equivalent. Apple should pull an iTunes and make an Android app.
califormia has its own system and says they are “planning” to add it to phone wallets. Probably other states are too.
Wrong. You don’t have to unlock your phone to do this.there is no way I would use a device to verify my identity. That means that it and its contents can be used as evidence against you.
That’s a good thing. It means it’s not linked to your Apple ID and linked to the phone itself.I signed up as soon as this was available in Maryland, but the problem is that it gets disabled when you replace your phone and you have to go through the whole setup process again.
I got multiple special Fitness medals so I don’t know what you’re talking aboutYep they even neglected special fitness medals on Apple Watch 2024. Like Lunar, cause it does not being any money.
The funny thing is that both of you are wrong. You don’t have to unlock your phone to use any of thisYou might not care about your privacy, and that's fine. But other people do. So much so that you'll find the Fourth Amendment in the Bill of Rights.
You don’t have to unlock your phone.Exactly. SCOTUS has ruled that police can’t force you to provide a password and need a warrant to search phone contents, but police are known to intimidate people into waiving their constitutional rights.
You don’t have to unlock your phoneIt's not that people are worried, it's just none of the cops business what is on our phones.
And way to busy trying to restrict voting and reproductive rights for this kind of thing!Ohio's corrupt statehouse will pick some garbage lobbyist with kickbacks that ships some insecure QR-code based app in 2027 that cops/airports won't even accept.
Always count on them to do the wrong thing and it makes a lot more sense.
I'm just saying, in general. That's why people don't want cops looking at their stuff. It doesn't mean you're guilty. It just means you like privacy.You don’t have to unlock your phone
This continues to amaze me. What's more, it's been useful as a proof-of-age ID on a few occasions.Here in Louisiana we have been able to use a digital ID via a government developed iOS app for some time. This is oddly progressive for our state.