Missouri HB1818 regulates online content involving minors, requiring compensation and trust accounts for minors in content creation.
Missouri HB1818 establishes regulations for online content involving minors. It mandates that content creators compensate minors engaged in content creation and set aside earnings in trust accounts for minors until they reach eighteen. The bill defines a minor as anyone under eighteen years old and restricts material as obscene or depicting explicit sexual content. It also allows minors or their guardians to request the removal or editing of content featuring the minor. The Attorney General can bring civil actions for violations, and individuals can also file private lawsuits.
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