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Politics · State & local government · published 2026-08-25 · via The Hill

Pennsylvania AG files suit against Snapchat over child safety and deceptive practices

Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday announced a lawsuit against Snap, alleging the company misrepresents the prevalence of adult content on Snapchat to keep a 13+ rating and uses features like Snap Streaks to foster addiction among minors. The suit claims violations of state consumer protection laws and seeks changes to Snapchat's marketing and transparency. Snap responded that the allegations misrepresent the platform's design and its commitment to teen safety.

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