Utah has passed a state law protecting the children of influencers, one year after family vlogger Ruby Franke was sentenced up to 30 years in prison for child abuse motivated by religious extremism.

Utah just added some safeguards for children featured on social media, following in the steps of California, Illinois and Minnesota.

The recently published book, "The House of My Mother", by Shari Franke, bears witness to someone making a valiant attempt to ...

Utah, where fallen YouTube star Ruby Franke and her family resided and recorded daily family life for years, has become the ...

The same children who were fodder for family influencers have become uneasy fodder for streaming documentaries.

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Ruby Franke initially gained immense popularity by sharing parenting tips and insights into her family life. However, the turn of events began in 2020 when concerns about her parenting style attracted ...

Jodi Hildebrandt is challenging her conviction saying she didn’t know her rights when she pleaded guilty to aggravated child ...

Utah is the latest state to enact safeguards for teens and children who are featured on social media, joining California, Illinois and Minnesota. Republican Gov. Spencer Cox signed into law on March ...

Franke and Hildebrandt were eventually convicted of four counts of aggravated child abuse in February 2024, and are set to ...

The children of Ruby Franke — the disgraced former parenting YouTuber who is serving time in prison after pleading guilty to ...