Apple Relying on States to Fund Digital ID Rollouts

Apple is launching a digital ID program allowing users to store IDs on iPhones. The initiative, partially funded by states and taxpayers, requires states to allocate resources and promote the service. States are also responsible for identity verification, despite Apple leading the program. Taxpayers bear the cost, even if they don't own an iPhone.

What is the main feature of Apple's new digital ID program?

• Storing credit card information on iPhones

• Providing free iPhones to state residents

• Digitally storing driver's licenses or state IDs on iPhones

• Offering discounts on Apple products

Which states have signed contracts with Apple for the digital ID program?

• Georgia, Arizona, Oklahoma, and Kentucky

• Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana

• Nevada, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico

• California, Texas, Florida, and New York

What is one of the responsibilities of the states in the digital ID program?

• Developing their own digital ID software

• Ensuring the authenticity of identity verification

• Reducing taxes for Apple users

• Providing free iPhones to all residents

Who is responsible for promoting the digital ID service to citizens?

• Local businesses

• Apple

• The states

• The federal government

Who will bear the cost of the digital ID program rollout?

• Private investors

• Taxpayers

• Federal government

• Apple