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🚨🚨 LAWSUIT #25: NetChoice Sues Nebraska to Stop Digital Censorship Imports to the Cornhusker State
LINCOLN, Neb.—Today, NetChoice sued Nebraska to stop the portions of LB 383 that force Nebraskans to surrender digital I.D.’s just to access lawful information and use everyday digital services like social media. This law creates significant cybersecurity risks and undermines parents’ authority online.
LB 383 is set to go into effect on July 1, 2026.
NetChoice is challenging Nebraska’s law to defend constitutional rights, digital safety, and meaningful solutions that protect families online.
“Nebraska’s new Digital ID law makes a mockery of the First Amendment. The government cannot condition access to fully protected speech on a person’s willingness to hand over their most sensitive information. In fact, there is a large, growing body of law explaining exactly why this approach is unconstitutional,” said @Paul_Taske, Co-Director of the NetChoice Litigation Center.
Taske continued: “Nebraska joined the fray on the wrong side. When a law goes against the Constitution, it is doomed from the start. Beyond its constitutional shortcomings, Nebraska’s law would actually make its citizens less safe. Digital ID laws, like those implemented in Europe, create honeypots of data that hackers and other bad actors will eagerly exploit for their own gain. Rather than continue down this unconstitutional, unsafe road, Nebraska should chart a new course with the Constitution as its compass.”
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