Digital identity just got a mainstream push. A major tech giant rolled out a secure way to store and present IDs directly through their mobile wallet app. This move could normalize digital credentials for everyday use — think airport security, age verification, or government services without fumbling for physical cards. While not blockchain-native, it signals growing acceptance of digitized identity solutions. The real question: will centralized systems like this pave the way for decentralized identity protocols, or crowd them out before they gain traction?