Parental Rights in Social Media Act

Enacted as sections 26-30 of LB383 (2025), this law requires social media platforms to verify the age of new account holders, bar minors from opening accounts without verified parental consent, delete verification data, and give parents tools to supervise a minor's account. On June 27, 2026, the U.S. District Court for the District of Nebraska (NetChoice v. Hilgers, No. 4:26-cv-3149) preliminarily enjoined the Attorney General from enforcing the age verification requirement in 86-1703(1)(a) and the parental consent requirement in 86-1703(2); the court held the remaining provisions, including parental supervision of posts and messages, may be enforced. Status is recorded as enjoined because the core account-creation duties are blocked; the other duties are in force.