Snapchat allowed sextortion, grooming to proliferate, lawsuit claims
Snapchat (Snap) has been deceptively marketing itself to young people despite monumental risks of sexual scams (sextortion), according to New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torres. The state filed a lawsuit against the platform in early September, alleging it did not do enough to warn users of online risks despite employees waving red flags.
The New Mexico attorney general said Tuesday that internal documents from Snapchat released as part of an ongoing lawsuit ...
The deadline for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) customers to get stolen benefits replaced has been extended ...
Thousands of New Mexicans rely on SNAP benefits to put food on their table and some of them are about to see those benefits ...
“By November 2022, Snap employees were discussing 10,000 ... says a newly unsealed version of the lawsuit filed by New Mexico’s attorney general against Snap. This less-redacted version ...
according to a newly unredacted complaint against the company filed by New Mexico's attorney general. Attorney General Raúl Torrez filed the original complaint on Sept. 4, but internal messages ...
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Snapchat failed to adequately warn its users about the extent of rampant “sextortion schemes” targeting underage users – even ...
On September 5, New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez filed a lawsuit against Snap. Torrez claimed that Snapchat has become ...
Snap is facing a lawsuit for allegedly prioritising app design over child safety. Everything you need to know about this case ...
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