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What does Nebraska require
right now?
The current bills, deadlines, enforcement patterns, and what your district should actually be doing about it.
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Laws tracked
2
In this state
Enacted
2
On the books
In motion
0
None active
Most recently enacted
What just became law?
Enacted
NE LB 504 (2023)Age-Appropriate Design Code
Requires online services directed at minors or likely accessed by minors to implement default privacy settings (most private by default), minimize data collection, disable sharing and profiling features for minor accounts, and conduct age estimation. Applies when a service has actual knowledge of minor users or cannot reasonably conclude fewer than 2% of users are minors.
— Nebraska's age-appropriate design code mirrors California's AADC approach — any platform accessible to K-12 students in NE must default to the most privacy-protective settings available.
Effective: Jan 01, 2026Source →
Watch list
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Also on the books
What else is enacted?
Enacted
NE LB 1074 (2024) / Neb. Rev. Stat. § 87-301 et seq.Nebraska Data Privacy Act (NDPA)
Comprehensive privacy law covering personal data processing. Applies to entities processing data of 100,000+ Nebraska consumers or 25,000+ with 25%+ of revenue from data sales. Consumer rights: access, correction, deletion, portability, opt-out (targeted advertising, sale, significant-effect profiling). Opt-in consent required for sensitive data. AG enforcement with 30-day cure; $7,500 per violation.
— Nebraska's comprehensive privacy law is active — any platform serving NE districts needs a current opt-out mechanism, data processing agreement, and sensitive data consent workflow.
Effective: Jan 01, 2025Source →
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