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The struggle is real!
I thought about buying one of those wallet cases but I am a little uncomfortable putting everything in one place. If I lose my phone I'll still have my cards in my wallet. Not a great burden.View attachment 2169684Good lord, the inconvenience! And no one can see the color of my phone…
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The struggle is real!
I don’t think you will be required to hand over your phone. Based on what I read is the police officer would just scan the QR code of your license in the wallet app to bring up your information without having you to enter your passcode.I’m not a fan of ditching my physical license all together. If a cop pulls me over and asks for my license, I don’t want to hand them my phone.
I'am sorry but can't see the reason why US population number has anything to do with that. It's a matter of gov/busisness setup etc.. it desn't matter if you make app for 37 mil or 330 mil pepole. its still app / concept / legistlation made by few people for whole community. Our frinds from Czech republic, that's 1/4 of size of Poland, have basiclly the same amount of tech progress....
Don't forget your local grocers/liquor shop/watering hole. If those places don't have readers that can validate the license is legit. Well, prepare for a spike in alcohol sales curteousy of teens pulling a McLovin.😉Well… a better way to frame it - I think, feel free to disagree - is that licensing is handled by the state, not the country. So you’ve got 50 separate governments that need to write rules, develop systems, pass laws, then roll it out. Then you’ve got smaller sub divisions at the county, and smaller still at the city/town/village that will need to outfit their offices to provide it, police systems to read it and validate it.
I usually just shake my head and mumble cavemen and don't go back to cash only places. There was only one place my parents went to since they were dating that we would go to that was cash only, and even they finally take CC now. I'd rather have to pay a fee for using CC than not have the choice,I don't know about that now. There are a lot of cash based societies out there. People say Japan is so far ahead technologically but it is very heavily cash based. I remember heading down to the subway at Narita Airport looking to get a ticket for the train into town. Cash only. I was like... wow, ok, I guess Japan being so far ahead technologically was never true.
cool I just checked and I only need 60 more to go up a levelThere could be issues if a person with an electronic license travels to a state without it. They won't have any kind of reader and might demand to take the phone to their car so they can check the computer or radio. I don't drive but I would be inclined to keep my card available.
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whut? Id and Driver license on a Phone in Europe?Europe, Poland. I carry around only iPhone here.
Apple Pay works everywhare, havent used cash for ages.
ID, Driver's license, and other documents in APP.
I wonder why USA is so slow with this stuff.
Nobody wants to touch your phone, nobody even wants to look at your phone. The cop, or anyone who needs to check your ID, needs an NFC reader to understand what the phone is sending. No QR codes available with Apple's wallet ID, I've checked as I have it set up on my phone. Works just like ApplePay instead of sending credit card info, send ID info to the reader.I don’t think you will be required to hand over your phone. Based on what I read is the police officer would just scan the QR code of your license in the wallet app to bring up your information without having you to enter your passcode.
Also what about insurance documentation as sometimes they ask for this. Some insurance companies have a digital version of the documents in the app (for example progressive insurance) as well as physical forms just in case.
Don't forget your local grocers/liquor shop/watering hole. If those places don't have readers that can validate the license is legit. Well, prepare for a spike in alcohol sales curteousy of teens pulling a McLovin.😉
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Ja, EC Kerte? I remember that, German only??? that was a thing few years ago. I remeber going around Europe with my visa and in Germany 99% times I heard "Nein nur EC Karte hier"whut? Id and Driver license on a Phone in Europe?
Wake me up in 20 years, i am german
Maybe they can put some mods on the debit card readers to read the licenses. Those seem to be virtually everywhere.Ooo. Excellent point. And anywhere that sells tobacco products and needing to have systems to scan a card for 50 potentially disparate systems, from national chain to local shop.
With any technology there are costs associated. Even with physical ID there are devices bars buy as a business expense to verify the ID hasn't be tampered with and it's not fake. It's part of the cost of doing business.The problem is that places that need to check IDs will need to buy the ID checkers. This costs real money and unless the state buys the readers for them or makes it mandatory,
That will never happen because the number is stuck at 0 till the state government actually decides to implement it. At least in the USA this is controlled by each state.it won't happen until there are enough people with the digital IDs to make it worth their while.
Do you think fake ID isn't a thing with physical cards? There are devices that check that but not all stores have them. I don't think digital ID is going to mean this is going to be a bigger problem.Don't forget your local grocers/liquor shop/watering hole. If those places don't have readers that can validate the license is legit. Well, prepare for a spike in alcohol sales curteousy of teens pulling a McLovin.😉
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It's easier to photoshop a fake license than make a fake physical license. It's pretty easy to spot the physical fakes too. Digital version would be virtually impossible to tell from the fake without a proper reader.Do you think fake ID isn't a thing with physical cards? There are devices that check that but not all stores have them. I don't think digital ID is going to mean this is going to be a bigger problem.
I've seen physical fakes that were indistinguishable from the real thing. I'm sure if you scanned the barcode like they do in some bars now it wouldn't pass but other than that they looked the same. You think it's easy to spot the fakes because yes you spot the bad ones and the good ones look real. You don't spot 100% of what you don't notice.It's easier to photoshop a fake license than make a fake physical license. It's pretty easy to spot the physical fakes too. Digital version would be virtually impossible to tell from the fake without a proper reader.
I should correct myself in saying there will be attempts.But 99.44% will be laughed out of shop if not roughed up by bartenders not happy at someone messing with their livelihood.
Me, too. They have never had the machines on in either BWI or DCA when I've been there despite the fact that they have big signs by the security line advertising this feature.I'm in Maryland, have added my ID pretty much as soon as it was available, and have not used it ONCE since. It's a very good idea but is still way too much in "early adoption" phase to be useful yet.
We must live in two different Australia’s. NSW has had a digital drivers license through the Service NSW app for a couple of years now.Seeing how slow Australia adapting Apple Pay, I don’t see this digital drivers licence thing happening in Australia anytime soon, definitely not when US domestic adoption is so slow.