Storing driver's licenses in digital wallets like Apple Wallet and Google Wallet offers potential privacy benefits by allowing selective data sharing, but raises new concerns about data tracking and retention after sharing. While the ISO/IEC 18013-5 standard supports more private interactions than physical cards, the 'server retrieval' method could allow issuing authorities to track ID usage. Although the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators has prohibited this method for 2025, the ultimate privacy of digital IDs still depends on regional regulations and the specific wallet's design, as well as what happens to the data once it's shared with third parties. AI
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RANK_REASON Article discusses implementation and privacy implications of a digital product feature.
- American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
- Apple Inc.
- Apple Wallet
- Center for Democracy and Technology
- Google Wallet
- ISO/IEC 18013-5
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