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CCIA Warns Against Age Verification Bills
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02/19
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Executive Summary
CCIA says Nebraska, Georgia, and New Jersey age verification bills threaten privacy, speech, and workable compliance for businesses
- CCIA opposed Nebraska LB 1119 over First Amendment, privacy, and operational concerns
- The group said vague design rules could force content based restrictions on online services
- CCIA warned the Nebraska bill could sweep in small and primarily offline businesses
- In Georgia, CCIA said SB 467 age verification could require sensitive personal data
- CCIA argued Georgia's bill could add security risks and restrict lawful speech
- In New Jersey, CCIA opposed bills 4013 and 4015 over privacy and constitutional issues
- The New Jersey proposals could require geolocation data and notice timing tracking
Quick Facts
- What: The group opposed age verification and online design bills
- Where: Nebraska Georgia and New Jersey legislatures
- Why: To protect privacy speech and workable business compliance
- Who: CCIA and state lawmakers in Nebraska Georgia and New Jersey
- When: February 2026
Coverage Timeline: 11 Days
Featured Article
CCIA opposes LB 1119 at a Nebraska Legislature hearing over constitutional and privacy concerns
Additional Articles
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CCIA warns Georgia lawmakers in 2026 about SB 467 age verification, citing privacy risks and constitutional concerns.
CCIA objects to New Jersey privacy bills 4013 and 4015 during committee testimony in Trenton, February 2026.