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Snapchat sued in the Netherlands: platform accused of being addictive and unsafe for children

Snapchat sued in the Netherlands: platform accused of being addictive and unsafe for children

Stichting Massaschade & Consument has filed a lawsuit against Snapchat, alleging that the platform's design is addictive and poses safety risks to children. The foundation claims the app encourages frequent use and fails to protect minors from predatory behavior, demanding that the company implement stricter safety measures.

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