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If theres no encryption, is there at least a federal law saying that banks and bars and so on are prohibited from compiling databases of personal information based on Real ID licenses?

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If theres no encryption, is there at least a federal law saying that banks and bars and so on are prohibited from compiling databases of personal information based on Real ID licenses?

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No. Some states like California and Texas have passed laws restricting the use of information from a swiped driver’s license. But there is no federal law.

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