A digital mobile driver's license (mDL) offers convenience by allowing users to carry their IDs on their phones but raises significant privacy and security concerns.
Proponents envision a future benefiting from quick access and transaction efficiency, yet existing implementations are limited primarily to TSA checkpoints.
While digital IDs could simplify age verification and enhance privacy by allowing limited data sharing, the technology's current applicability remains restricted.
The value of digital IDs is still under question as the trade-offs in terms of privacy, security, and actual usage scenarios may not justify the change.
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