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technology2 years ago

Samsung Wallet Enhances Student Convenience with Dorm Room Access and Payment Integration

Samsung Wallet has partnered with Transact Campus to allow students at 68 colleges and universities in the USA to store their student ID information on the platform. Students can use Samsung Wallet to unlock doors at academic buildings and dorm rooms, as well as make NFC-based payments at select participating higher education institutions. The Power Reserve feature enables students to use their digital IDs even when their phones are powered off due to low batteries. The student ID information is stored in a secure environment on the device for maximum security.

technology2 years ago

Purdue University switches to mobile IDs for students.

Purdue University has announced support for Apple Wallet student IDs, allowing students to add their ID to Apple Wallet or Google Wallet for the first time. The feature offers students “the convenience they expect while maintaining security.” Purdue is also taking its adoption of digital student IDs a step further than many other schools. While current students will be able to keep and use physical ID cards, the university will stop issuing new students physical IDs to new students starting this summer as part of its Mobile First strategy.

politics2 years ago

Idaho lawmakers face backlash over voting and transgender bills.

Students in Idaho, represented by March for Our Lives, are suing the state to overturn a new law that removed student ID cards as an acceptable form of voter identification at polling places. The lawsuit alleges that the law violates the Twenty-Sixth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and discriminates against young people. Supporters of the law argue that it is an election integrity measure, but opponents claim it is a solution in search of a problem and an attempt to suppress the votes of young people. The League of Women Voters, Idaho and BABE vote have also filed a separate lawsuit to stop Idaho from enforcing the law.