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Key legal issues for influencers and brands (and how to deal with them) | TechCrunch Image Credits: SomeMeans (opens in a new window) / Getty Images Social Key legal issues for influencers and brands (and how to deal with them) Nicholas Saady 6:30 AM PST · February 28, 2023 Social media influencers are among the most recognized and highly paid individuals in the world. Their prominence has been fueled by the explosive growth of TikTok, Twitch and OnlyFans; the continued growth of Instagram, YouTube and Snap; and the astonishing amounts of money flowing in and around those platforms. Social med
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