As the world moves towards digitization, concerns about the privacy and security of our personal information are becoming increasingly important. Unfortunately, Utah’s recent introduction of a digital driver’s license may be seen by some as a worrying development. While the state claims that this new technology will make identification more convenient and secure, others argue that it is an unnecessary infringement on our personal privacy and freedoms. With citizens now being asked to store their sensitive identification information on their smartphones, there are legitimate concerns about the potential for data breaches, cyber attacks, and misuse of personal information. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at Utah’s digital driver’s license and the potential drawbacks it may have for our privacy and security.
Utah introduces digital driver’s licenses, following plans to introduce online platform age checks
