Working with @Apple, Maryland is proud to be a leader once again in safe innovation with the implementation of mobile driver’s licenses.https://t.co/z1pqdgP0cE

— Governor Larry Hogan (@GovLarryHogan) September 1, 2021

Arizona, Connecticut, Georgia, Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, Oklahoma, and Utah bringing state IDs and driver’s licenses in Apple Wallet to their residents. [Not NY ?‍♂️]https://t.co/qKTmzD9MTx

— Lance Ulanoff (@LanceUlanoff) September 1, 2021

.@KYTC is at the forefront of licensing innovation through a collaboration with Apple Wallet to offer mobile driver’s licenses in the future! Just another way KYTC is taking licensing to the next level. Learn more here: https://t.co/AhYlmFChS6 pic.twitter.com/hRnCPU4HKB

— Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (@KYTC) September 1, 2021

I asked Apple about this. You wouldn’t hand your phone over. There is no visual representation of the license on the phone. Meant only for contactless transfer. So one day, I guess, that upstate cop will have a receiver and you’d tap your phone to it.

— Joanna Stern (@JoannaStern) September 1, 2021

I got a speeding ticket the other day. (70 in a 55, whoops!) There is no way I would ever hand my phone over to a cop and let them walk back to their car with it, and no way I trust police anywhere to not try and do that regardless of how the tech works. https://t.co/Gz6KjBCAdx

— nilay patel (@reckless) September 1, 2021

"TSA will enable select airport security checkpoints and lanes in participating airports as the first locations customers can use their driver’s license or state ID in Wallet" https://t.co/0EEE2Ie7cq

— Rich DeMuro (@richontech) September 1, 2021

Finally! This is so great – something I would happily pay hundreds of pounds a year for. Bring it to the UK! https://t.co/P4zpcYRbxk

— Sam Bowman (@s8mb) September 1, 2021

Apple’s plan to digitize your driver's license and state ID is slowly taking shape, but there are plenty of privacy questions that Apple doesn't want to answer yet. https://t.co/MPLSfdDEZF pic.twitter.com/S48Xu9jZeQ

— Zack Whittaker (@zackwhittaker) September 1, 2021

I see the value for going through TSA security at airports

but are cops going to start carrying NFC readers around with them, or are they going to walk off with our phones ? https://t.co/T2mcUyoIPS

— Mike Murphy (@mcwm) September 1, 2021

Furiously googling the Apple Support article about how this tech does not require the police to take your phone away while a cop is like, the policy requires you to give me your phone

— nilay patel (@reckless) September 1, 2021

Same. I'm fine with flashing my phone's screen to show ID to a TSA agent, which is all you can do for now with the iOS ID thing.

But I would never hand my phone over. https://t.co/ovkk79wvq0

— Steve Kovach (@stevekovach) September 1, 2021

A few states are launching Apple's version of a digital license that lives in your iPhone Wallet. For now, it's only for use at the airport, but potentially retail or law enforcement in the near future. https://t.co/C9SpzHWcFT

— Katie Notopoulos (@katienotopoulos) September 1, 2021

Of course, California is not on the list... https://t.co/fAKimwDZsk

— John Wu (@topjohnwu) September 1, 2021

Never ever ever ever ever ever ever ever

ever ever ever ever

ever ever

hand your phone to a cop locked or unlocked

thank you for coming to my ted talk
https://t.co/dGxis4Rjyb

— Panzer (@panzer) September 1, 2021

I understand why this feature feels convenient. I will never hand my phone willingly to a cop or TSA agent. Ever. https://t.co/vab4Gbvj1K

— Christina Warren (@film_girl) September 1, 2021

Excited to partner with @apple to get us one big step closer to no longer needing to carry a wallet.

State government in the land of steady habits is becoming a place where new technology is used to provide residents services & convenience they expect. https://t.co/sdwn7cCGcS https://t.co/9cQHI8P7Ou

— Josh Geballe (@JoshGeballe) September 1, 2021

Apple announces first states getting Apple Wallet IDs, driver's licenses https://t.co/B93MbkF48h

— iMore (@iMore) September 1, 2021

Apple announces first states that will let you keep a digital version of your drivers license on your iPhone https://t.co/MqXg2kjwFa

— CNBC (@CNBC) September 1, 2021

Apple announces first states that will let you keep a digital version of your driver's license on your iPhone

Once upon a time I would have thought nothing of this other than maybe “cool”. Now, where exactly are we f*g heading? https://t.co/cnjg29E2tf

— Moderate/Centrist (@IamIndependent0) September 1, 2021

$AAPL Apple announces first states that will let you keep a digital version of your driver’s license on your iPhonehttps://t.co/9bGQVPsFz1

— Top Stock Alerts (@TopStockAlerts1) September 1, 2021

https://t.co/CjinrUCrW8
Let you. What a favor. Just like I wasn't really able to me but I will be the real authentic me in the future when I get an enhanced Real ID that allows me to fly and actually authentically be myself.

— Robbie Bernstein (@RobbieTheFire) September 1, 2021

Wallet makers are in trouble: @Apple will let you add your drivers licenses and state IDs to Apple Wallet; Arizona, Connecticut, Georgia, Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, Oklahoma and Utah will be among the first states https://t.co/mIOZlQIbiU

— Sam Conner the Stellar Lumenaut #XLM (@samconnerone) September 1, 2021

My god people do not install cop apps on your phone and do not hand your unlocked phone to a cop. https://t.co/cnBAjVikFs

— Joe Dunman (@JoeDunman) September 1, 2021

運転免許証や州発行のIDカードをApple WalletやApple Watchに登録して使用できる機能をアメリカ8州でリリースするとAppleが発表。財布を持ち歩かなくて良いようにする戦略の大きなステップとなる。Appleはすでに一部の大学の学生証をこのように使えるようにしている。https://t.co/NV6TfnQ9z6

— 今村咲 (@saki_imamura) September 1, 2021

Update. Apple secures first states to support digital driver's licenses, but privacy questions linger https://t.co/cJMFPAngAi via @techcrunch #tech #digital #data #privacy

— Kohei Kurihara -DataPrivacy for Fighting Covid-19- (@kuriharan) September 2, 2021