Allowing residents the right to request the deletion of digital identification data from state agency databases

This bill (LC 1633) would have allowed any resident to formally request that state agencies delete their digital identification data (such as biometric scans or unique digital identifiers) stored in agency databases. It directly affected all state residents who had provided such digital ID for services like driver's licenses or social programs. The key mechanism would have required state agencies to establish a clear process for reviewing and fulfilling these deletion requests within a specified timeframe. The bill died in the legislative process on May 26, 2025, and did not become law.