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Snapchat sued for being 'defective', lawsuit alleges company does nothing to protect minors

Snapchat is a platform universally used in everyday life, it has 300 million active users and has a reputation as being a safe space for young people but a 16-year-old filed a lawsuit in the US highlighting the dark side of the app.

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