Is it recognised in other states? Initially it wasn't.
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Is it recognised in other states? Initially it wasn't.
I used my NSW digital licence for ID recently in Tasmania and it was accepted.
WA has recently been advertising that "ServicesWA" will be bringing in the same, plus other ID's etc to their website. At present, we use the website for proof of vaccination and for G2G pass before it became obsolete. Pretty soon everything will be on the phone. I use Apple Pay on the iPhone and apple watch, and the number of things that can be added to this is increasing all the time. I suppose the downside is that if it is ever hacked, somebody will have just about all my information in the one place.Quote:
Originally Posted by Graeme
I fixed the typo for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by BMKal
A friend was pick pocketed and lost their phone. Trouble was they had their credit cards and train tickets on the phone. Now 200 miles from home no phone , cash or ID as also had driver’s license tucked into back of phone in the case
Folding and hard licence can't be hacked. Work in a power or communication blackout perfectly too.
Aaron
They don't not use the word "hack" on folding or hard copy.
They use the word "forge". lol
If they forge it, my originals still work. If they hack them, the digitals may disappear or stop working.
Aaron
I run all my endorsements on my devices.
Unmatched convenience.
If I lost my wallet someone has it all (and can use it)
If I lose my phone - it’s wiped and bricked in minutes.
If the issuer of your folding / cards is hacked - you may find you’re no longer endorsed/have money/alive (in govt eyes)… just sayin’ [emoji41]
I'm too old, too unimportant and too broke to give a rat's.