I should have seen this coming, but I didn't, so I want to apologize.

And I don't know why it's a problem, but apparently it is.

The Georgia Department of Drivers Services took to their Facebook account to remind drivers

to keep their clothes on while taking photos for a digital driver's license or ID.

I don't know if this is happening in other states, but I don't know why it's a problem.

They want you to take your pictures with clothes on when submitting your picture for a digital

driver's license and IDs.

The eggs claim, hey, cheers to technology, but let's keep things classy.

Okay, Georgia residents can use their digital drivers license or ID in their Apple Wallet

or on iPhone or Apple Watch.

Now I'm guessing this is taking place around the country as well.

The digital IDs can speed up the process at select TSA checkpoints.

It does not serve as a replacement for a physical ID, however.

So they want you to keep your clothes on for your digital ID photo.

I'm saying why?

If it's not the actual physical ID that you have to have, this is me.

I love it.

Now they haven't released any photos.

I'm guessing you have to agree to their terms and services so that once you submit the

photo, it belongs to Georgia and subsequently, the constituents of Georgia, which would

be, I don't know, us, well, I don't live in Georgia, but at least the people in Georgia

should be able to see them, right?

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