This bill aims to protect the monetary rights and privacy of minor children featured in online video blogs by establishing specific compensation requirements for online content creators. It amends current law to ensure that if a minor child's likeness or name is used in video content that meets certain criteria—such as generating a specific amount of views or interactions—the content creator must compensate the minor child. The bill stipulates that these earnings must be placed in a trust administered by a court, which will be accessible to the minor once they reach the age of majority (18 years old).

Additionally, the bill allows individuals who were minor children featured in such content to request the permanent deletion of videos that include their likeness or name once they turn 18. Internet platforms and content creators are required to take reasonable steps to comply with these deletion requests. The bill also mandates that any contracts involving the use of a minor child's likeness or name must inform the platform of the minor's future rights. Overall, the legislation seeks to ensure that minor children are fairly compensated for their participation in online content and have control over their digital presence as they transition into adulthood.