For years, investigative journalist Katy McQue has focused her reporting on the dangers that Meta’s social media platforms pose to minors. However, according to McQue, translating that documentation into legal action has proven nearly impossible for prosecutors, despite the substantial body of evidence gathered by reporters, grieving families, and legal teams.
In a recent discussion, McQue outlined the specific tactics being employed by prosecutors as they navigate these complex cases. Her insights highlight the significant barriers that remain when attempting to bring major social media companies to justice over child safety issues.
Is Section 230 the real culprit here? It feels like an outdated shield for modern harms.
Where is the accountability? Taxpayer money funds these lawsuits while kids suffer in silence.
I never realized how hard it was for prosecutors to even get Meta into court. Thanks for the context!
This is heartbreaking. It seems like the system is rigged to protect big tech instead of protecting children.