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12Strangers said:

The only way I would use one is if it allowed you to display it (to the police officer who just pulled you over) while your phone is still locked.

In my state of NSW, Australia - the law was written BEFORE digital licences were implemented to state that a Police officer/law enforcement cannot touch your phone. They may only view it, but may ask you to scroll on your licence only. There is also a damaged screen provision, a damaged screen may invalidate your licence; and a dimmed screen provision just in case your brightness may be too low. We've had digital licences since 2018. There hasn't been an privacy issues since launch.

The act is here: https://legislation.nsw.gov.au/view/html/inforce/current/act-2018-021#sch.1

I'm guess that a lot of people replying are from the US. This is an Australian ad! 

Sydney, right now, is turning gay for the 40th Anniversary of the Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras. Apple aren't the only company jumping on board. My bank (ANZ bank) have been doing GAYTMs for a while. http://www.campaignbrief.com/2018/02/anz-unveils-latest-gaytms-to-c.html