CO HB1058

Minors are considered engaged in content creation work when at least 30% of a parent/guardian content creator's posts feature them over a 30-day period, views meet platform compensation thresholds or earn $0.10+ per view, and the creator earns at least $15,000 annually from the content

Content creators must maintain records of the minor's age, compensation generated, and minutes featured, and must deposit a portion of gross earnings (at least 50% for content featuring the minor) into a trust account accessible to the minor at age 18 or emancipation

Adults who appeared as minors in online content on or after June 1, 2027 may request deletion or removal of their uniquely identifiable information; creators must comply within 72 hours or face civil liability after 30 days

Prohibits financially benefiting from knowingly producing or distributing online content of minors intended to sexually gratify viewers, with exceptions for law enforcement, legal proceedings, and good-faith reporting

Online hosting platforms must develop risk-based strategies to mitigate monetization of sexualized minor content and provide accessible mechanisms for removal requests; civil remedies include actual damages, punitive damages, injunctive relief, and attorney fees