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Swipe, See, Suffer — Snapchat’s       Sexualized Snapshots
CSAM, Social Media Accountability, Global Crisis Michelle Friedman CSAM, Social Media Accountability, Global Crisis Michelle Friedman

Swipe, See, Suffer — Snapchat’s Sexualized Snapshots

When police knocked with a search warrant about inappropriate material on Snapchat, their first question was who sent it—our son had no answer. That moment captures a widening emergency: Snapchat’s algorithmic feeds routinely surface sexualized and exploitative content beyond friend networks, exposing adolescents and emerging adults to grooming, trauma, and cascading legal and disciplinary fallout.

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Social Media Finally Held Accountable for Misleading Practices

Social Media Finally Held Accountable for Misleading Practices

Recent legal outcomes penalizing social media companies for misleading practices are taking hold. How long will it be until they are held accountable for allowing CSAM to be uploaded to their sites, and only reporting the harm afterwards? The recent decision against Meta may be a clue.

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