We already do that. Government has strict firewalls to access DMV data, so DMVs sell the stream of data to various parties, and the government buys it back from the third party or any non-police purpose.
A company like ID.me basically performs a function that any state government could do itself or through a contractor at lower cost and without the privacy issues of providing the data to third parties.
The law has failed us here - privacy attorneys basically focus on providing notification on a “take it or leave it” basis.
A company like ID.me basically performs a function that any state government could do itself or through a contractor at lower cost and without the privacy issues of providing the data to third parties.
The law has failed us here - privacy attorneys basically focus on providing notification on a “take it or leave it” basis.