Hey, in Instagrams TOS/guidelines it says that user must be over 13 years of age to be able to have an active Instagram account.
We are working with an agency which blows up young kids via YouTube, social media and TikTok… we are working with this 12-years old girl, who has milions of views on YouTube within our small country.
However, her old Instagram has been deleted due to multiple reports from other users about her being underage, thus Instagram requested proof of age (passport or Birth certificate), with her being still 12 her agency decided not to photoshop any legal documents thus account being deleted
… she is turning 13 later this year so in theory we would have to wait until then… she has multiple songs coming out very soon and needs to have active social media.
Probably biased in this case, but DJ Khaleds son also has an account, which obviously his parents/agency takes care of, but still technically is under 13.
I talked to some people from the Industry here in Central Europe and what is common here is that parents of such young influencers are afraid that this new and up-and-coming influencers might take over their kids (also influencers) in terms of Views/Fame so they do report with her other mom-friends account of this potential influencer
and nobody really talking about the fact they are exploiting their kids to generate money, this particular case, mom quit her job to fully focus on her daughters fame, fame decided to dip so she decides to ruin others influencers journey…
Pretty interesting
I would suggest that you create an “official fanpage” that is officially managed by someone else
This is your best shot at dodging the rule and she can still upload her own pics and do whatever she wants