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Originally Published 7 months ago — by The New York Times
Costco membership cards are not a valid replacement for government-issued ID at TSA security checkpoints, although they may help confirm identity if no other ID is available. Travelers should use proper identification like a passport or Real ID to pass through security, as Costco cards do not meet federal requirements despite their inclusion of a photo and name.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by TechCrunch
Amo, a Paris-based team of former Zenly members, has launched a new social app called ID that aims to bring back the social aspect of social networks. ID provides users with an empty canvas and creative tools to express themselves, allowing them to create personalized profiles and interact with their friends' profiles. The app focuses on fostering creativity and community engagement, offering a unique and visually appealing experience. Amo, backed by an $18 million funding round, aims to prioritize scale and create an indestructible company by addressing the loneliness epidemic and providing a more meaningful social experience.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by WTOP
BWI Marshall Airport has installed new "credential authentication technology" machines at every security checkpoint that take a traveler's photo in real-time and scan their ID to ensure it is real and matches the photo. The machines also verify that the traveler has a flight and permission to be on the plane, eliminating the need to hand over a boarding pass and ID to a TSA agent. However, travelers who do not want their photo taken can still go the traditional route of physically handing over their ID and boarding pass.