Lack of standards prompts US to push back mDL deadline
U.S. officials say they want to temporarily make it legal for people to use a mobile driver’s license even if…
Mobile driver’s licenses, alternatively referred to as digital driver’s licenses and known by the short forms mDL and DDL, are increasingly popular credentials for driving privileges and identity verification. Issued by a department of motor vehicles or similar government authority and stored in a digital wallet on a smartphone, these credentials are being adopted or considered as digital IDs for a wide range of applications including age verification.
U.S. officials say they want to temporarily make it legal for people to use a mobile driver’s license even if…
Thales, one of North America’s leading providers of physical and mobile driver’s licenses, has announced that more than 100 million…
SpruceID provides open-source infrastructure for digital credentialing.
New York-based SpruceID is running a test of mobile driver’s license interoperability along with government officials and businesses working on…
California is expanding the availability of its mDL (mobile driver’s license) with a new app for mobile phones featuring face…
By Neville Pattinson, Head of Federal Government Sales at Thales Group’s DIS Identity & Biometric Solutions States in the U.S….
California, Michigan, and Iowa are all taking steps to implement digital IDs. California is testing, Iowa is launching, and Michigan…
Digital identity guidelines from the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology are changing, and the agency held an event…
After years of delays and reorganizations, Australia’s national digital identity system may be on the horizon. The country’s Finance Minister…
Leaders of two of the most prominent U.S. states, New York and California, are getting marginally more specific about plans…