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Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday is continuing his fight against social media's negative impacts on children.
Snapchat’s new features are intended to curry favor with pharma advertisers, establishing the social media app as more flexible and compliance friendly.
Pennsylvania accuses the platform of luring kids into compulsive use, while Snapchat argues the claims misrepresent its safety features.
Pennsylvania just handed Snap a fresh lawsuit hours after the stock posted a rare gain, while Meta quietly closed a deal that could have cost it close to its entire market cap. The two prints reveal exactly how much balance sheet size matters when youth-safety cases finally reach a verdict.
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Pennsylvania attorney general accuses Snapchat of failing to protect children in new lawsuit
Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday (R) announced a lawsuit Tuesday, accusing Snap, the parent company of Snapchat, of failing to protect children from compulsively using its platform. The complaint,
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Attorney General Dave Sunday has announced the filing of a lawsuit against Snapchat for its failure to warn users and children about the platform’s addictiveness. In a Complaint
Snapchat and LinkedIn announced new measures this week to reduce low-quality AI-generated content, joining Substack and YouTube in a broader platform push against "AI slop.
The 13 most interesting parts of Snap's IPO filing Snapchat's launch has taken sexting — the consensual act of sharing intimate photos — from a stigmatised and seedy activity, to a mainstream and widely-accepted practice.
Snapchat will stop recommending fully AI generated videos on Spotlight, favoring authentic human made content instead, while still allowing AI edited videos to appear.The Latest Tech News, Delivered t
Pennsylvania sued Snap after an undercover teen account found drug content and explicit ads, calling the app's 13+ rating false and misleading.