It’s not even really a privacy perspective or a technology thing. I mean that matters but that’s a deeper issue.
I simply don’t like the idea of an critical travel document not being physical. I like that right now I can lose my phone and I can still easily cross back into my home country. Mabey I’m just old (I’m in my 20’s).
It’s not even really a privacy perspective or a technology thing. I mean that matters but that’s a deeper issue.
I simply don’t like the idea of an critical travel document not being physical. I like that right now I can lose my phone and I can still easily cross back into my home country. Mabey I’m just old (I’m in my 20’s).
A phone is also a physical object. Yes, you could lose it, but you could also lose your paper passport.
The bigger issue in terms of reliability is having your documentation on a device with a battery that can run out.
What if you have your phone and lose your physical passport.
Either way you’re screwed.