Creates new provisions relating to digital forms of identification

SB 921 prohibits Missouri public entities (like state agencies or schools) from requiring digital identification for services, mandating they offer physical ID alternatives. It gives individuals control over personal data collected through digital IDs, allowing them to view, correct, delete, or restrict usage, with parental consent required for minors. The bill specifically prohibits linking driver's licenses to license plate readers without written consent and bans selling or transferring personal data without explicit permission. This applies only to government agencies, not private businesses, and establishes a $150,000 penalty for violations.