Your iPhone's Wallet app is a convenient way to store multiple cards, passes, and IDs digitally, skipping the hassle of carrying physical items with you while worrying about safety. You can store more ...

Apple's new Digital ID stores your passport data on your iPhone. The ID is currently accepted at 250 TSA checkpoints in the US. You'll still need your physical passport for international travel. A ...

In a growing number of states, now including Illinois, you can add your ID to Apple Wallet. Here's how to add them, how they work, what the limitations are, and what they can do. We're moving closer ...

Apple Wallet has transformed the way you manage tickets and passes, offering a convenient and secure alternative to physical cards and paper tickets. With features like contactless payment, wireless ...

Apple's new Digital ID feature allows you to use your iPhone or Apple watch to verify your identity at certain airports. Blake has over a decade of experience writing for the web, with a focus on ...

Apple makes it possible to store a virtual copy of your trusty DMV driver's license in your Apple Wallet, with Arizona and Georgia being the first states to adopt it. By storing your driver's license ...

Apple launched Digital ID, letting users store their US passport in Apple Wallet. Digital ID works at TSA checkpoints in over 250 US airports. However, it doesn't fully replace your physical passport.

Just in time for the busy holiday travel season, Apple has rolled out a new iOS 26 feature that lets users store their U.S. passport on their iPhone. The digitization of the passport is something tech ...

Apple Cash offers a convenient way for iPhone users to make purchases or to send and receive money. Find out how to use Apple Cash and how it compares to other payment apps. What Is Apple Cash? Anyone ...

U.S. travelers may be able to add digital passports to their Apple Wallet by the end of the year, but don't leave your old blue book passport at home just yet.

Apple’s latest Wallet feature allows users to store passports digitally, but is the new digital documentation actually useful?