Change provisions relating to the collection and use of personal data and provide additional duties and prohibitions for a covered online service under the Age-Appropriate Online Design Code Act

1. **ONE-SENTENCE SUMMARY:** LB1119 aimed to set new rules for how online services collect and use personal data, especially to protect children’s privacy. 2. **KEY REQUIREMENTS:** - Implement age verification processes for users. - Limit data collection to only what is necessary for the service. - Provide clear privacy notices to users, especially minors. - Ensure parental consent is obtained before collecting data from children. 3. **DEADLINES:** - The bill has failed, so there are no effective dates or compliance deadlines to worry about. 4. **PENALTIES:** - Since the bill did not pass, there are no fines or enforcement mechanisms associated with it. 5. **SMB IMPACT:** This bill's failure means small businesses do not need to change their data collection practices related to children's online privacy at this time, but they should stay informed about future legislation that may arise.