Establishes protections for minors who are featured in compensated video content
What changed between versions
Removed definitions for 'family' and 'content creation' and replaced them with specific definitions for 'featured minor' and 'compensated video content' to clarify exactly who is protected and what content triggers the law.
Changed the requirement to establish a trust account from applying to all minors meeting the criteria to applying only when a content creator features one or more 'featured minors'.
Added a mandatory seven-day deadline for online platforms to permanently delete content after receiving a deletion request from a minor.
Added a requirement that contracts between content creators and platforms must notify parties of the minor's right to request content deletion.
Removed the exemption for minors who produce their own video content, ensuring the law applies uniformly to all minors featured in compensated content regardless of who created it.