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Social Media Victims Law Center Launches “No Parental Consent to Social Media” Campaign

SEATTLE – AUGUST 8, 2022 – Social Media Victims Law Center (SMVLC), a legal resource for parents of children harmed by social media addiction and abuse, has launched its “No Parental Consent to Social Media” campaign which gives parents and guardians of minors a voice in letting Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and TikTok know that they do not give their permission or consent for their children to open or have specific social media accounts.

Social Media Victims Law Center Launches “No Parental Consent to Social Media” Campaign

Social Media Victims Law Center files wrongful death lawsuit against Meta Platforms, Inc. and Snap, Inc.

Social Media Victims Law Center files suit against social media giants for the race-driven anguish suffered by one small-town family

Social Media Victims Law Center files three lawsuits against social media companies for causing eating disorders in teens

Social Media Victims Law Center files three wrongful death lawsuits against Social Media Companies for Deaths of Three Louisiana Children

Social Media Victims Law Center files wrongful death lawsuits against TikTok for two children’s deaths resulting from its “Blackout Challenge”

Social Media Victims Law Center lawsuit alleges that Instagram knowingly targets tweens and encourages 11-year-olds to open multiple accounts

Social Media Victims Law Center Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Meta Platforms, Inc. and Snap, Inc. in Suicide of 17-Year-Old Christopher J. Dawley

Social Media Victims Law Center founder Matthew P. Bergman to speak at Sync Digital Well Being Summit in Saudi Arabia

Meta Platforms, Inc. and Snap, Inc. Face Wrongful Death Lawsuit for Causing the Suicide of 11-year-old Selena Rodriguez

Meta Platforms, Inc. and Snap, Inc. Face Lawsuit for Product Liability, Sexual Discrimination on its Platforms by Oregon Family

Social Media Victims Law Center Established to Hold Social Media Companies Legally Accountable for the Damage Cyberbullying Causes to Children and Young Adults