Senator Bob Casey of Pennsylvania seems to agree with me — making a fake ID should be sketchy and laborious , not something you may do on your fancy smartphone ! The refutable “ Drivers License ” app is not officiallyunder ardour .
A fake ID used to be a trophy — an point of pridefulness . You had to realize that case of Keystone Light by plump into some weird back elbow room with a creepy hombre , or sending a word picture of your underage aspect to your friend ’s friend , who nobody really knows that well but is totally legit and $ 125 is so not a ripoff for a fake , stop being lame ! But nowDrivers Licensehas take on the magic aside :
Create your coolheaded license EVER . With Drivers License , you could make realistic , demented , or screaming driver license for any United States Department of State .

Take pictures with your iPhone or utilize characterization you already have and paste them into to the app for endless hr of fun . Take pics alone or with ally , take mug snap or make face , whatever you may retrieve of , this app will support it .
Yes , I ’m sure the great unwashed will be clamoring to get this app so they can make “ crazy ” fake ID pictures for fun with their admirer . Everyone , gather around the iPhone , it ’s cockamamie face time ! But not too lightheaded , because we ’re going to screencap this and then print and laminate it . Not cool , says Casey , in a letter of the alphabet to Apple CEO Tim Cook :
I compose to express my business with “ License ” by DriversEd.com , an diligence useable for download in Apple ’s App Store which can be used to create counterfeit identity documents . I conceive this app poses a menace to public safety and national surety , and I request that you absent it from the App Store immediately .

internal security ! I had no thought . College students of the mankind : turn yourselves in at Guantanamo immediately . [ Consumerist ]
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