Investigative journalist Katy McQue examines why Meta is losing ground in court cases despite years of documented evidence about potential harms to children on its platforms.
McQue, who has extensively reported on Meta's impact on child safety, outlines the prosecutorial tactics gaining traction against the social media giant. Despite substantial evidence compiled by journalists, prosecutors, and bereaved families, holding Meta accountable has proven difficult.
The legal strategy appears to be shifting, with prosecutors adopting new approaches to overcome previous barriers. McQue details how these tactics differ from earlier attempts and why they're proving more effective in court proceedings.
The cases highlight ongoing tensions between social media companies and regulators over platform responsibility for child protection. As litigation continues, Meta faces mounting legal challenges rooted in documented harms associated with its services.
McQue's reporting demonstrates how evidence collection and prosecutorial strategy work together to build stronger cases against major tech platforms.
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