If you haven’t gotten a Real ID, it may soon cost you even more to fly domestically. The Transportation Security Administration announced Dec. 1 that U.S. air travelers who do not have a Real ID or ...

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Wondering how to join all Sects in Where Winds Meet? In the world of Where Winds Meet, Sects serve as the equivalent of guilds in other MMOs. Each Sect has much to offer wandering wuxia warriors, ...

A sect built on righteousness, moral discipline, and loyalty. Well of Heaven disciples walk a path of justice, earning their place through honorable deeds and a strong sense of brotherhood. The sect ...

Illinois residents will be able to show their drivers licenses and State IDs from their Apple Wallet. Residents will be able to show ID in person, online, and in apps at certain businesses and ...

In a growing number of states, now including Illinois, you can add your ID to Apple Wallet. Here's how to add them, how they work, what the limitations are, and what they can do. We're moving closer ...

Where Winds Meet lets you join a Sect, unique factions that offer their own rules, skills, and identity. Your choice can help shape your build, progression, and the Martial Arts you’ll unlock as you ...

Illinois residents can now add their driver’s licenses and IDs to Apple Wallet, with Google and Samsung wallet support coming soon. This will allow people to use a digital license or ID to enter a bar ...

Clarification: This story has been updated to provide more information about Apple's Digital ID feature. Apple has launched Digital IDs, a new way for iOS users to create and store an identification ...

In Where Winds Meet, the mysterious Sect known as the Nine Mortal Ways are a devious band of tricksters who use deception and deceit to their advantage, either to enrich themselves or make fun of the ...

Apple Watch and iPhone owners in the United States will now be able to carry a copy of their U.S. passport on their device, which they can then use at TSA checkpoints across more than 250 U.S.