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Google Wallet adds Oklahoma digital IDs on Android

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Google Wallet is rolling out support for Oklahoma driver's licenses and state IDs on Android, expanding access to its digital identity service. Users submit photos of their physical card and a short facial video for state verification before the digital ID becomes available. Users can present the ID through NFC or a scanned QR code, review the requested information and authenticate before sharing it over Bluetooth. The service requires Android 8 or later and a screen lock. The ID is available on one device and does not sync to the cloud. Some airports accept it through the TSA, but holders must still carry their physical card.
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