Establishes protections for minors who are featured in compensated video content
What changed between versions
The term 'child performer' was removed from the title and definitions, replacing it with 'featured minor' to specifically target minors appearing in compensated video content rather than professional actors.
The definition of 'content creator' was expanded to include sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporate entities, ensuring larger organizations are held accountable.
A new requirement was added mandating that online platforms permanently delete content featuring minors within seven days of receiving a deletion request from the minor.
Online platforms are now required to include a notification in their contracts with content creators regarding the minors' right to request content deletion.
Record-keeping requirements were simplified and clarified to focus on 'segments' of compensated video content rather than individual pieces of content.
