New Jersey has filed a lawsuit against Discord, alleging deceptive business practices that harm minors. This follows a years-long investigation revealing failures in the app's child safety measures, allowing kids under 13 to sign up. Attorney General Matthew Platkin noted specific incidents including a personal story from a family friend and a tragic mass shooting linked to the platform. The suit claims Discord's policies on protecting youth are not adequately enforced, raising broader concerns about social media accountability for child safety.
The lawsuit filed against Discord by New Jersey claims the app engages in deceptive practices that endanger children, highlighting failures in protecting younger users.
Attorney General Matthew Platkin emphasizes that despite their policies, Discord allows underage registration, stating, 'These companies have consistently, knowingly, put profit ahead of the interest of our children.'
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