HB2400 regulates social media services in Washington, requiring annual reporting, trust accounts for vloggers' minor children, and content removal.

HB2400 mandates that social media services with a significant presence in Washington submit annual reports to the state department detailing various metrics, including the number of content creators and those who include their minor children in videos. Vloggers who earn over $12,000 in a year from videos featuring their minor children must register as businesses and establish trust accounts for their children's compensation. The bill also allows minors to request the permanent deletion of their childhood content from social media platforms.

HB2400 regulates social media services in Washington, requiring annual reporting, trust accounts for vloggers' minor children, and content removal.

HB2400 mandates that social media services with a significant presence in Washington submit annual reports to the state department detailing various metrics, including the number of content creators and those who include their minor children in videos. Vloggers who earn over $12,000 in a year from videos featuring their minor children must register as businesses and establish trust accounts for their children's compensation. The bill also allows minors to request the permanent deletion of their childhood content from social media platforms.