I didn't get that either, I took it to mean you just had to declare if it was for children, so they can vet it as suitable for children?How does that work though? If a channel features a toddler say and the content is about meals toddlers eat, potty training etc. Then that content isn't for children its for adults or parents anyway it just features a child. What category does it fall into ?
I think what the vlogger is saying is that if this is one change aimed at protecting children online then the next change she hopes to happen is that these mummy vloggers can’t use their children in their vlogs until the children are old enough to consent to it?How does that work though? If a channel features a toddler say and the content is about meals toddlers eat, potty training etc. Then that content isn't for children its for adults or parents anyway it just features a child. What category does it fall into ?
I think the point the vlogger is making is that this is one step in protecting children and hopefully the next one will be to stop vloggers using their children online without their consent and that the law will change to protect them from this over exposure when they are too young to consent to it?How does that work though? If a channel features a toddler say and the content is about meals toddlers eat, potty training etc. Then that content isn't for children its for adults or parents anyway it just features a child. What category does it fall into ?
UGG is one of the good onesI’ve just spent far too long watching UGGs highlights (after someone showed her quote on the previous thread) and I LOVE her, she’s very funny. Please tell me she’s not like all the others?! (Hi by the way Serial lurker, only followed the ODs out of morbid curiosity and had no clue who all these other instahuns were until following all this drama!)
If you declare you are making videos for children then there will be no comments or Ad revenue available. There’s a YouTube video about it which explains it in more detail.I didn't get that either, I took it to mean you just had to declare if it was for children, so they can vet it as suitable for children?
That’ll screw BrummyMummy a bit.Saw this on a vloggers account today. A vlogger who doesn’t show her kids in her content. Hopefully it will put a stop to all those vloggers that expose their children.
That’ll screw BrummyMummy a bit.
I wanted to reply to a comment on one of my comments. But it got locked. The frustration is real!! Haha.Oh I was too late for my thread submission!
‘Who cares that my wife is going through hell; when there’s hair bands to lose and children to sell’
and it will undoubtedly be one of his non-serious, FOD-style humour posts - ie lost hairbands, dancing in a monkey hat, #foditivity mindless crap.Seems the plan is one Instagram post a week from Fodders till the heat dies down
Thanks My first thread title. So proud. What a time to be alive
Ah ok, I'll go and have a nose!If you declare you are making videos for children then there will be no comments or Ad revenue available. There’s a YouTube video about it which explains it in more detail.
That’s a good one too!Oh I was too late for my thread submission!
‘Who cares that my wife is going through hell; when there’s hair bands to lose and children to sell’