Under new powers contained in the Data (Use and Access) Bill (DUA Bill), young people will be able to use government-backed digital ID cards to verify their age when purchasing alcohol. Individuals can register with certified digital ID companies that meet government standards for security and reliability, enabling them to use a smartphone app to confirm they are over 18 while visiting pubs, restaurants, and shops.
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