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New regulations in England and Wales allow alcohol buyers to use digital ID apps for age verification in pubs and shops, introduced on September 14, 2026. The initiative aims to streamline age checks and enhance security while allowing customers to share fewer personal details. However, concerns have been raised by digital rights advocates regarding potential exclusion of individuals who rely on physical ID.
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New regulations in England and Wales allow alcohol buyers to use digital ID apps for age verification in pubs and shops, introduced on September 14, 2026. The initiative aims to streamline age checks and enhance security while allowing customers to share fewer personal details. However, concerns have been raised by digital rights advocates regarding potential exclusion of individuals who rely on physical ID.
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Pubs in England and Wales to allow digital ID apps to prove age
New Digital ID Apps Approved for Age Verification in Pubs and Shops in England and Wales