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TL;DR Google Wallet is adding the ability to control how private passes work with Google services like Autofill.
Users will soon see per-pass privacy settings for private passes, as announced by Google in the latest Play Services update.
Google has shared details of its April update to Google Play services, which includes a small but meaningful privacy change in Google Wallet.
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According to the official changelog, users will be able to control how private passes in Wallet interact with other Google services like Autofill.
Specifically, Google notes: “You can now control how private passes in Wallet work with other Google services like Autofill through new per-pass privacy settings.”
While Google has not fully explained how this will work yet, we spotted related strings in the latest Play Services beta that mention Autofill settings for specific private passes like driver’s licenses and passports.
Code Copy Text <string name="autofill_driver_license_label">"Driver's license"</string>
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