Share the QR code < / P > < p > with wechat scanning code to friends and circles of friends < / P > < p > < / P > < p > on November 15, apple is cooperating with states in the United States to launch the digital ID card of iPhone users. The contract shows that Apple has "overall decision-making power" in many aspects of the implementation plan, and states and taxpayers will provide some funds for the plan < p > in the future, Apple will allow iPhone users to store their driver's license or state identification in their iPhone wallet, but part of the funds of the program will be provided by the states participating in the program and the corresponding taxpayers < p > contracts reached with apple in Georgia, Arizona, Oklahoma and Kentucky show that Apple will strictly control the deployment of iPhone users' digital identity information. The report said that Apple has "overall decision-making power" in many aspects of the plan, including device compatibility, service launch date, state marketing activities, and how states report the effect of the plan < p > the contract shows that each participating state must "allocate reasonable and sufficient personnel and resources to support the launch of this program, and the specific schedule will be determined by apple." this includes testing this service on different types of Apple Devices "according to Apple certification requirements" < p > in addition, the states are specifically responsible for promoting digital identity authentication services to the public and encouraging institutions such as local police and the IRS to accept digital identity authentication services. State agencies need to "show and promote this plan in all public relations activities related to digital identity authentication", which will be reviewed and approved by apple < p > Apple also requires participating States to be responsible for the authenticity of authentication in the program. The contract also exempts apple from the risk of inconsistent results in the authentication system. The content shows that: "apple is not responsible for any authentication results, and relevant institutions promise that all authentication results are provided 'as is', and there is no express, implied or other guarantee for their accuracy or performance." < / P > < p > although this is a project led by apple, taxpayers who do not use the iPhone also need to pay for the launch of this digital identity authentication program in their own state. The contract clearly stipulates that "unless otherwise agreed by both parties, neither party shall pay any fee to the other party under this Agreement", which means that the participating States will use the taxpayer's money to fund the promotion and use of the plan < p > such a digital ID card program paid by States has raised many concerns, the most obvious of which is security. Users need to transfer their most sensitive personal information to the iPhone, which is essentially to establish their identity authentication on a device. This type of tracking information can easily be abused if deployed incorrectly < p > similar to Apple's digital identity authentication program is clear, which can be used as a proof of identity for users through airport and stadium security channels. In the past, clear has considered selling user data and using it to promote relevant advertisements to users. No matter how Apple chooses to use these data, the digital identity authentication system will soon enter eight states: Connecticut, Iowa, Maryland, Utah, Georgia, Arizona, Oklahoma and Kentucky. (Chen Chen) < / P > < p >