Tennessee HB1316 amends state law to establish a digital driver license system, replacing references to "electronic" with "digital," and sets rules.
Tennessee HB1316 modifies state law to create a digital driver license system, replacing the term "electronic" with "digital" throughout the relevant sections. It allows individuals to present a digital driver license as valid identification, except for voting purposes. The bill mandates that biometric identifiers, such as fingerprints or face geometry, can only be collected with explicit consent and must be securely stored and destroyed within three days. Geolocation data capture is prohibited.
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