Posted on 12:32 PM by E-Man | 0 comments

'Over the past few years, state DMVs across the country have been implementing programs to stop people from getting false identifications to begin with. When a person seeking a new license visits the DMV, their image is checked against a database of photos. If the person is trying to obtain a false ID, because they're trying to shed their old, shitty driving record, because they're trying to steal another person's identity, or any one of myriad reasons one would try to scam a new card, their face won't match the photos associated with their assumed name. Or the search will find photos of that person under their true name.'
-Sara Laskow

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