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MD HB1453
Bill
Status
2/7/2025
Primary Sponsor
Dylan Behler
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AI Summary
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Vloggers who earn money from social media content must compensate minor children featured in at least 30% of their videos within any 30-day period, with earnings placed into a trust accessible when the child turns 18
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Compensation applies when vloggers either qualify for platform-based compensation from views or receive at least 10 cents per view for any content within the previous 12 months
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Adults who appeared as minors in vlogger content posted on or after October 1, 2025 may request permanent deletion of that content, and social media platforms must take all reasonable steps to comply
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Contracts between vloggers and social media platforms for content anticipated to feature minors must include notification of the child's deletion rights
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Minor labor law exemptions for work in a parent's business no longer apply to children who must be compensated under this act, effective October 1, 2025
Legislative Description
Social Media Platforms - Vloggers and Video Content Featuring Minors (Child Influencers Protection Act)
Contracts
Last Action
Hearing canceled
3/3/2025