Missouri SB921 regulates digital forms of identification and personal data usage by public and private entities.
Missouri SB921 introduces provisions to regulate digital forms of identification and the use of personal data by both public and private entities. It defines "digital form of identification" and "personal data," and mandates that consent is required for the collection and use of personal data for any purpose other than the one for which it was initially authorized. The bill prohibits public entities from requiring individuals to obtain digital forms of identification and mandates that private entities may only collect personal data with consent.
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