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Forgot Your ID? iPhones Now Have A Convenient Solution — But Experts Warn It Comes With Risks.
And on top of immediate privacy issues, the expansion of digital ID services does increase the demand for verification in the future. On its website, Apple envisions a world where you can use this digital ID for more than just verifying identity for flights.
The mass adoption of digital ID and digital driver's licenses has raised questions about privacy and personal security.
Travelers who don’t have a REAL ID or passport can still pass through airport TSA checkpoints this holiday season, but they might be required to pay $18 if a new proposal goes into effect, the agency said this week.
Fears about Apple's Digital ID are afraid of a boogeyman that the iPhone can't unleash, and concerns about governmental tracking or over-reach because of it are best pointed at other avenues that actually exist.
Where automation replaces local, human assistance, those least able to navigate the systems are most likely to lose out.
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Apple's Digital ID option debuted, but is it worth it?
Traveling is always a slight production, so when something comes along that can ease the burden on planning even just a little, most folks jump to it. However, not every solution truly addresses the problem well.
Digital IDs became available in Illinois on Wednesday, and due to the high demand, many residents may have to wait.
The $18 fee is optional, but flyers without acceptable ID run the risk of not being allowed on their flight if they don't pay up.