Whoever came up with the IDMe website idea has hit the jackpot. Now that 20 more states, aside from Utah, are making it law that social media users have to prove their age, the IDMe Corp is going to find itself doing more than tracking Driver's Licenses for any and all Federal and State agencies (like DMV, BMV, Unemployment Insurance, job background checks, Social Security Admin, etc.)

If you haven't already been forced into compliance, get ready to do so. Passport approvals and renewals, Real IDs, travel passbooks, the IRS, and even some states mandates such as liquor store purchases (welcome to Indiana!!!!!) are going full-blown legal ID PLUS a facescan of your face that matches the ID. This is now a social media thing, too. (Once your current idea is in the system, a new facescan is required for each new agency/new picture ID.)

(I began erasing my digital footprint a decade ago so to law enforcement overreach. When I was forced into the whole IDMe thing, you can find, in the fine print, that the company cannot sell or give your images to law enforcement. I highly suggest that. Even if you're not a criminal, in America, you are a potential criminal just by breathing oxygen.)

What is the ID.me website?
What is ID.me? ID.me is a certified commercial identity provider offering Identity Assurance Level (IAL) 2 and Authentication Assurance Level (AAL) 2 credentials. The requirements for credentials to access the CERTS Portal are defined by NIST SP 800-63 v3 (Digital Identity Guidelines).
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