An act relating to privacy protections for mobile identification and images recorded by automated traffic law enforcement systems

S.150 establishes privacy protections for Vermont residents using mobile identification (such as digital driver's licenses) and limits access to images recorded by automated traffic enforcement systems. The bill requires that when mobile ID verification occurs, only the minimal necessary data (e.g., age for a store purchase) is disclosed with the user's consent, and prohibits businesses or law enforcement from taking physical possession of the user's device. It mandates that verification systems prevent linking data to specific users and cannot retain records of who accessed an ID or when. These rules apply to all entities requesting mobile ID verification, including businesses, law enforcement, and government agencies.