The UK will release a digital driver’s license later this year, along with a digital wallet issued by the government. This will allow folks to “easily prove their age when buying age restricted items online and in person.” Obviously, it will also prove a person’s right to drive.<br /> This will be one of the first digital documents available via the GOV.UK digital wallet, which is also launching later this year. The wallet will also be home to documents like Veterans Cards, Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) checks and “every other credential issued by the government.” However, many of these digital versions won’t be available until the end of 2027.<br /> The technology harnesses the security features of modern smartphones, for enhanced privacy. The documents wo [...]
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Liquid Glass is a huge new change coming to iOS 26. (Apple)<br /> We're past the the halfway point of August, which means that we're very likely less than a month away from Apple' [...]