> (a) May not retain personal identifying information used to verify age once the age of an account holder or a person seeking an account has been verified. Th

> (a) May not retain personal identifying information used to verify age once the age of an account holder or a person seeking an account has been verified. That's good for the people being verified. But it means the companies can't retain proof that they did, in fact, verify age. So how do companies accused of this defend themselves, especially if they're in the right? That's a bit scary in a state where the governor used his power to retaliate against the largest employer in the state for expressing their view of a law that affects their employees.