(a) A social media platform shall provide an easily accessible mechanism through which a minor who is featured in a content creator's content or an adult who was featured in a content creator's content as a minor on or after July 1, 2026, may submit a request for the content creator to:(1) Delete the content from the social media platform; or(2) Edit the content to remove the private information of the minor or the adult who was featured as a minor if the minor or the adult who was featured as a minor is uniquely identifiable.
(1) Delete the content from the social media platform; or
(2) Edit the content to remove the private information of the minor or the adult who was featured as a minor if the minor or the adult who was featured as a minor is uniquely identifiable.
(b) A removal request submitted to a social media platform under this section shall include all information reasonably requested by the social media platform to identify the minor or adult who was featured as a minor and the relevant content.
(c) (1) A social media platform shall notify the content creator responsible for the content of the content creator's obligation to remove the content within a reasonable time period not to exceed thirty (30) days.(2) A content creator who receives notice under subdivision (c)(1) of this section shall:(A) Delete the relevant content from the social media platform; or(B) Edit the relevant content to remove the uniquely identifiable information of the minor or the adult who was featured as a minor no later than seventy-two (72) hours after receipt of the notification.(3) If the content creator responsible for the content fails to take action after a reasonable time period not to exceed thirty (30) days under this subsection:(A) (i) The minor or adult who was featured as a minor may commence an action to enforce this subsection.(ii) If a minor prevails in an action brought under subdivision (c)(3)(A)(i) of this section, the court may award:(a) Injunctive relief;(b) Actual damages;(c) Punitive damages; and(d) The cost of the action, including without limitation attorney's fees and litigation costs; and(B) The social media platform shall review and take all reasonable steps to remove the content from the social media platform unless:(i) The minor or adult who was featured in the content creator's content as a minor does not submit sufficient, accurate information; or(ii) The social media platform finds that the content is sufficiently newsworthy or of other public interest to outweigh the privacy interests of the minor or adult who was featured in the content creator's content as a minor.
(1) A social media platform shall notify the content creator responsible for the content of the content creator's obligation to remove the content within a reasonable time period not to exceed thirty (30) days.
(2) A content creator who receives notice under subdivision (c)(1) of this section shall:(A) Delete the relevant content from the social media platform; or(B) Edit the relevant content to remove the uniquely identifiable information of the minor or the adult who was featured as a minor no later than seventy-two (72) hours after receipt of the notification.
(A) Delete the relevant content from the social media platform; or
(B) Edit the relevant content to remove the uniquely identifiable information of the minor or the adult who was featured as a minor no later than seventy-two (72) hours after receipt of the notification.
(3) If the content creator responsible for the content fails to take action after a reasonable time period not to exceed thirty (30) days under this subsection:(A) (i) The minor or adult who was featured as a minor may commence an action to enforce this subsection.(ii) If a minor prevails in an action brought under subdivision (c)(3)(A)(i) of this section, the court may award:(a) Injunctive relief;(b) Actual damages;(c) Punitive damages; and(d) The cost of the action, including without limitation attorney's fees and litigation costs; and(B) The social media platform shall review and take all reasonable steps to remove the content from the social media platform unless:(i) The minor or adult who was featured in the content creator's content as a minor does not submit sufficient, accurate information; or(ii) The social media platform finds that the content is sufficiently newsworthy or of other public interest to outweigh the privacy interests of the minor or adult who was featured in the content creator's content as a minor.
(A) (i) The minor or adult who was featured as a minor may commence an action to enforce this subsection.(ii) If a minor prevails in an action brought under subdivision (c)(3)(A)(i) of this section, the court may award:(a) Injunctive relief;(b) Actual damages;(c) Punitive damages; and(d) The cost of the action, including without limitation attorney's fees and litigation costs; and
(i) The minor or adult who was featured as a minor may commence an action to enforce this subsection.
(ii) If a minor prevails in an action brought under subdivision (c)(3)(A)(i) of this section, the court may award:(a) Injunctive relief;(b) Actual damages;(c) Punitive damages; and(d) The cost of the action, including without limitation attorney's fees and litigation costs; and
(a) Injunctive relief;
(b) Actual damages;
(c) Punitive damages; and
(d) The cost of the action, including without limitation attorney's fees and litigation costs; and
(B) The social media platform shall review and take all reasonable steps to remove the content from the social media platform unless:(i) The minor or adult who was featured in the content creator's content as a minor does not submit sufficient, accurate information; or(ii) The social media platform finds that the content is sufficiently newsworthy or of other public interest to outweigh the privacy interests of the minor or adult who was featured in the content creator's content as a minor.
(i) The minor or adult who was featured in the content creator's content as a minor does not submit sufficient, accurate information; or
(ii) The social media platform finds that the content is sufficiently newsworthy or of other public interest to outweigh the privacy interests of the minor or adult who was featured in the content creator's content as a minor.
(d) This section does not affect a right or remedy available under any other law of this state.