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Simple, people probably leave the keycard at home ?
You shouldn’t it’s your plan B if your phone gets broke / stolen
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Is bringing driver license while driving not required by law in your place?
Not OP. My state allows me to present my drivers license with Apple Wallet. I believe the TSA will support using this for air travel in the near future as well. https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2021/09/apple-announces-first...
I would never trust a cop enough to hand over my phone voluntarily.
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Not OP. My state allows me to present my drivers license with Apple Wallet. I believe the TSA will support using this for air travel in the near future as well. https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2021/09/apple-announces-first...
I would never trust a cop enough to hand over my phone voluntarily.
From the link I shared:
“Users do not need to unlock, show, or hand over their device to present their ID.”
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>> (You don't go driving without your wallet, do you?) I dont own a Tesla.. but yeah.. I go driving without my wallet all the time... My phone covers 99% of my wallet needs these days
Is bringing driver license while driving not required by law in your place?
nah Digital lic. on my phone.
but tbh that rule is rarely strongly enforced in Australia.
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I would never trust a cop enough to hand over my phone voluntarily.
From the link I shared: “Users do not need to unlock, show, or hand over their device to present their ID.”
That would be completely up to the officer. I have always had my ID taken from me for inspection, so I do not believe for a second that they would permit me to hold onto a digital ID while they inspect it. While the technology could permit you to retain control, there would be zero assurance that will actually be the case, and relying on that tech would leave you with no other choice. Once you hand it over, you lose control. What you are reading is slick marketing material published by the manufacturer, not government policy.