Please wear clothes in your Georgia digital driver’s license photo, officials said Tuesday.
The Georgia Department of Drivers’ Services reminded people to take pictures with their clothes on when submitting a Georgia Digital ID – a new system introduced this month.
“Please take pictures with your clothes on when submitting them for your Digital Driver’s License and IDs,” the department said in a Facebook post. “Cheers to technology and keeping things classy!”
The GDDS announced the new digital ID May 18. While it isn’t a replacement for a physical ID, the digital ID can be stored in the Apple Wallet app on an iPhone or Apple Watch to speed up the process at select TSA checkpoints, the GDDS said.
How do I use my Georgia Digital ID at the airport?
Georgia Digital IDs are accepted at select airport security checkpoints around the country, including in Atlanta, Denver and Detroit.
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Users must unlock and hold their phone or watch near the identity reader for the device to display information that is being requested by the TSA. Once users authorize the information with Face ID or Touch ID, the information will be shared digitally, the GDDS said on its website.
“Information is all shared digitally, so you do not need to show or hand over your iPhone or Apple Watch to present your Georgia Digital ID,” the GDDS said.
The GDDS said law enforcement will not accept the digital ID.
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