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‘National security systems depend on the trustworthiness of driver’s licenses,’ he added.
‘I request that you remove it from the App Store immediately.’ ‘I believe this application poses a threat to public safety and national security,’ While the app developed by is marketed as a ‘fun game,’ Sen Casey argues it’s dangerous. Fake: Sen Casey claims the app helps criminals steal identities and pose a threat to national security
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