Arkansas Child Influencer Law: Child Content Creation Protection Act (HB 1975)

Arkansas requires trust accounts and recordkeeping for creators earning money from content featuring minors, effective July 1, 2026.

Tennessee Child Influencer Law: Compensation Requirements (SB 1469)

Tennessee requires trust accounts for minors featured in monetized content and bars children under 14 from monetizing their own content.

Montana requires creators profiting from family video content to fund trusts for featured minors and honor content removal requests.

Minnesota bans monetized content participation by children under 14 and requires trust accounts for featured older minors.

Virginia requires trust deposits and detailed records when children under 16 appear in monetized video content.

New York restricts processing minors’ data for advertising to opt-in consent and bans selling minors’ personal data outright.

Utah requires creators earning over $150,000 from content featuring minors to place 15 percent of those earnings in trust.

California SB 764 requires vloggers to set aside 65 percent of a featured minor’s proportional earnings in a trust account.

California AB 1880 extends the Coogan Law to minor content creators, requiring 15 percent of gross earnings in a blocked trust.

The FTC’s 2024 rule bans fake reviews, paid review manipulation, and fake social media influence indicators like bot followers.