You can replace your paper driving license for free in bank card format, dematerialized PS5 games disappear due to a bug, Android 15 will democratize satellite SMS… Welcome to yesterday’s recap!
Yesterday, we talked about both the driving license and a terrible bug on the PS5. Good news in the first case: switching to the bank card version is now free of charge, provided you find yourself in a situation which justifies its replacement. Bad news in the second: some players have lost their digital games. Meanwhile, satellite texting will most certainly arrive with Android 15.
No more waiting to replace your driving license
You may have been waiting for years to finally get rid of your driving license and switch to one in bank card format. Until now, you either had to pay €25 (and again, under certain conditions), or wait for it to expire. A time now gone. No need to wait anymore, you can request the replacement of your license in bank card format today for free. We explain how to you in the article below.
To read – Driving license: you can replace the pink paper with the new format for free
PS5 players were treated to a very unpleasant surprise
This is a bug that will undoubtedly bring the physical vs. dematerialized debate back to the table. On PS5, several players report that some of their games in digital format now refuse to launch. Instead, their console says they need to be repurchased or re-downloaded from PS Plus. At the moment it seems that there is no solution. Chilling.
Read — PS5: a bug erases all your games in digital version, dozens of players are affected
Satellite SMS arrives with Android 15
All signs are now pointing towards a democratization of satellite messages on Android with the next major operating system update. In addition to technological advances in the field, made in particular by SpaceX, the Android 14 QPR3 Beta 2 code now includes traces of a future activation of the functionality on Android 15. Ideal for users located in remote areas and poorly served.
Read — Android 15 will allow you to send SMS from anywhere, even without a mobile network