Tennessee SB1469 regulates the use of minors in online content creation, setting compensation and record-keeping requirements for content creators.
Tennessee SB1469 amends state laws to regulate the use of minors in online content creation. It defines a minor as someone under 18 years of age and prohibits minors under 14 from engaging in content creation. Content creators must compensate minors for their work and maintain records of such compensation. A trust account must be set up for minors' earnings, which are accessible only when they turn 18. The bill also mandates the deletion of content featuring minors upon request and voids any waivers of these protections.
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