California Passes Child Content Creator Rights Act; Ohio Introduces Kidfluencer Protection Act

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[whaletailisland]

did not expect this to make me emotional but it did. some of the harm that's been done is unquantifiable.

[mylittlehipster]

Good!

[genbu_no_miko24]

"- Most importantly, it would allow children to request to have videos featuring themselves be removed from the internet when they turn 18 years old."

I remember I use to watch itsjudylife and she was asked about how she'd handle if her daughter would feel about being filmed as she got older. And she replied that if she didn't want to appear anymore then she'd respect that.

At the time I was like that's good but nowadways I'm like "hmm but you got enough footage of them by the time they decide against it".

I wish kids could veto it earlier than 18 but I guess it's a step in the right direction. Too many vloggerz and celebs use their kids as branding tools.

[helyanwe89]

I agree. Children & especially teenagers may know they don't want to be in these videos. At 15 you can drive, you should be able to choose not to recorded.

[genbu_no_miko24]

Yeah I even feel by 12-13 they can clearly decide to not be filmed, even younger!

[lolzerz]

kourtney kardashians oldest kid was like 11 when he told her he didnt want to be in and photos or social media. and theyve done a really good job keeping his face out of everything they publicize.

[insomniachobs]

Good!

[anterrabre]

Good. If you are using your kids in monetized content, they should have money set aside for them!