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TSA accepting California mobile IDs for identity verification at LAX
Travelers with the CA DMV Wallet app can their mobile ID for identity verification during the screening process in lieu of handing over a physical photo ID to the TSA security officer.
Read more on tsa.govSpruceID mDL Interoperability event shows success for global standard
SpruceID has hosted a successful interoperability event, the results of which are expected to help support global implementation of mobile driver’s licenses (mDL) and digital ID.
Read more on Biometric UpdateSpruceID Hires Leading Digital Identity Experts
SpruceID today announced the hiring of Wei Sun as the VP, Head of Engineering and David Kelts as the Director, Head of Credible Platform.
Read more on Yahoo FinanceTSA seeks comments on proposed regulation regarding mDLs
TSA currently accepts mDLs issued by the following wallet/app providers for limited testing purposes at TSA PreCheck® lanes in participating airports: Apple, GET Group, Google, Spruce, and IDEMIA.
Read more on tsa.govCalifornia has a shiny new app for its mDL
California is expanding the availability of its mDL (mobile driver’s license) with a new app for mobile phones featuring face biometrics and liveness detection.
Read more on Biometric UpdateTest of mDL interoperability organized by SpruceID, AAMVA
SpruceID is running a test of mobile driver’s license interoperability along with government officials and businesses working on digital identity standardization.
Read more on Biometric UpdateCalifornia is letting a lot more people get a digital ID
California has significantly expanded a pilot program allowing citizens to get a digital driver’s license / ID card that’s accessible on their mobile phones.
Read more on The VergeSpruce Raises $34M for User-Controlled Identity on the Web
Spruce announces a $34 million Series A round led by Andreessen Horowitz. Other participants in the round include Y Combinator, Okta Ventures, and more.
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