Temporary paper IDs are issued in some states while you await receiving your real ID in the mail. They are easy to Photoshop and print and must be accepted with a photo ID with matching name, like a college ID.
Once upon a time, alcohol usage among college students--regardless of age--was something that a blind eye was mostly turned to, including most local bars and the like to say nothing of the college itself. From what I can tell, this has mostly changed a lot.
I am watching this space carefully, and pretty excited about Apple getting involved. Apple sold 58.7 million AirPods in 2019, so if anyone can bring better hearing (for less $) to the masses, it's Apple. There is a longterm accessibility issue when it comes to hearing aids (mostly due to cost), and purchasing a brand new iPhone and AirPods would actually be substantially cheaper than buying new hearing aids. Hopefully Google gets in the game too with their pixel buds.
Unlike reading, I don't think audio can convey the same meaning in a different sensory format. At best, they perceive it but in an alien way to most people. It's like describing a painting in musical notes.
Not op but I imagine the idea must be that they can point on the thing they want to year in a noisy environment and software can amplify the sound generated at that ___location.
Improvements should be coming to big commerce soon as well. They just raised $64m. More competition for Shopify and I read their stock price is being scrutinized.