The company had a policy allowing 16 violations, such as adults soliciting minors, before it suspended accounts
Facebook’s parent company, Meta, failed to promptly act on accounts engaged in sex trafficking by allowing illicit content to remain on its platforms despite repeated violations, recently unsealed court filings show.
The accusation is part of a lawsuit filed in California by more than 1,800 plaintiffs – including school districts, children and parents, and state attorneys general – alleging that social media giants “relentlessly pursued a strategy of growth at all costs, recklessly ignoring the impact of their products on children’s…
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