To use a mobile driver license, the smartphone operating system must first meet the minimum supported version. This page reads the browser information of the device currently visiting the page, identifies whether it is Android or iPhone, and checks whether the detected OS version meets the requirement. The result is based only on operating system and version.
Android smartphones are treated as likely supported when Android OS 8.0 or later is detected. Devices below Android 8.0 may not provide the required app runtime and security environment, so they are shown as not meeting the requirement. If the device is Android but the version cannot be detected automatically, check the Android version in the phone settings and confirm that it is 8.0 or later.
iPhone is treated as likely supported when iOS 16 or later is detected. In this page, iOS 16 or later is treated as satisfying the iPhone 8 or later condition, so users do not need to enter the model name separately. If the detected iOS version is lower than 16, check whether a software update is available first.
This result is based only on operating system and version. Actual installation or use can still vary depending on the app store support status, storage space, device settings, network conditions, and other device-specific factors. Still, passing the OS version requirement means the device meets the basic version condition for installing the mobile driver license app.
