stackyFACTSKids unboxing toys on YouTube are generating millions of dollars, but absolutely none of the traditional child labor laws apply to them.
Kids unboxing toys on YouTube are generating millions of dollars, but absolutely none of the traditional child labor laws apply to them. Parents act as unregulated managers, filming their children's tantrums and vulnerable moments to feed a ravenous algorithm that demands daily uploads. A massive legal reckoning is coming as these exploited kids age into adulthood and realize their entire childhood was monetized without their consent.
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