Fourteen months, four teens, four families — all gone in a tragic cascade of social media harm. Families are suing Meta, TikTok, Snapchat, and YouTube, accusing these platforms of knowingly fueling addiction, sleep loss, depression, and suicide among teenagers — even after prior lawsuits. The Social Media Victims Law Center is leading the charge, as tech giants face mounting legal and legislative pressure. While Google offers condolences and says it’s reviewing claims, lawmakers stall on critical child safety legislation. With trials already underway against Meta over Instagram’s addictive design, the world watches as digital giants confront the human cost of their algorithms — and whether they’ll change before it’s too late.
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