US states say 'no' to Apple Wallet driver's licenses

Apple Wallet is expanding, but two states will not support driver's licenses anytime soon.
Apple Wallet, Apple's digital card and document management app, has been expanding its use to include driver's licenses in several US states. However, recently, two states have announced that they will not implement this feature in the near future, raising questions about the adoption of this technology going forward.
## Why it matters The decision by these states highlights the challenges Apple faces in its effort to digitize important documents like driver's licenses. This situation could affect user perceptions regarding the security and viability of using digital applications for identification documents.
## What we know So far, Apple has successfully gotten several states to accept digital driver's licenses in Apple Wallet, allowing users to carry their identification on their mobile devices. However, the resistance from some states may limit the expansion of this functionality and the user experience.
## What’s still unclear It has not been confirmed which states have rejected the implementation of driver's licenses in Apple Wallet, nor the specific reasons behind this decision. Additionally, it is unclear whether Apple will take steps to address the concerns of these states in the future.
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