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I think it could depend on the protections Google (and Apple) puts on this type of thing. You could imagine a scenario where putting a phone into driver's lice
by elicash 2y ago
I think it could depend on the protections Google (and Apple) puts on this type of thing.
You could imagine a scenario where putting a phone into driver's license mode disables Face Unlock, and maybe even pauses all push notifications like text messages, and therefore is more secure because it forces people to put their phone into a password mode. So it'd actually encourage people, when talking to law enforcement, to increase their security settings.
I don't know if these companies currently do it like this, but they should.
- barkerja 2y agoApple's approach with Wallet is to allow the transmission of (selective) ID data without fully unlocking your phone. I believe it's the same as when you tap to pay using a credit card in your wallet. You must provide passcode/biometrics when requested, but that does not unlock your device.