Social Media Law covers the legal issues that arise from using and operating social platforms, including content moderation and takedowns, defamation and harassment, privacy and data use, intellectual property, advertising and influencer disclosures, and employment-related social media disputes. It also addresses compliance with platform policies and applicable federal and state regulations affecting online speech and digital conduct.
In 2026, TikTok livestreamers can face legal liability for on-stream comments, including defamation, harassment, or illegal content. This shifts risk from the platform to the creator and makes real-time moderation essential. This article explains what changed, who is at risk, and practical steps to reduce exposure. A New Era of Responsibility for TikTok Livestreamers If […]
In California, a new law lets you choose what happens to your social media accounts after death—either appoint a digital representative, direct deletion, or allow limited access to certain data. Without clear instructions, platforms’ default policies and privacy rules can block your family from accessing your accounts. This article explains California’s updated rule, how to […]
