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Why aren't there any legal protections for the children of influencers?

  • Written by Jessica Maddox, Assistant Professor of Journalism and Creative Media, University of Alabama
imageChildren cannot consent to being the star of their parent's show.d3sign/Moment via Getty Images

When it comes to sharing content of children on social media – particularly via sponsored posts and brand deals – what’s legal isn’t always what’s ethical.

Influencer Brittany Dawn, who initially gained a following for her...

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