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Home / Crime and Justice / Mom Fights Big Tech Over Daughter's Fentanyl Overdose

Mom Fights Big Tech Over Daughter's Fentanyl Overdose

27 Jan

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Summary

  • Mother blames Instagram for daughter's fentanyl overdose death.
  • A trial targets Meta, YouTube, and TikTok for child safety.
  • The non-profit seeks accountability for social media risks.
Mom Fights Big Tech Over Daughter's Fentanyl Overdose

A mother is bringing Meta, YouTube, and TikTok to trial, seeking accountability for the death of her 17-year-old daughter. Julianna Arnold states her daughter passed away after obtaining pills laced with fentanyl from an individual she met on Instagram. Arnold has since established a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting other parents who have lost children due to social media-related incidents.

This trial represents a critical juncture in the ongoing debate about the safety of social media for young people. Arnold's advocacy highlights years of concern and warnings regarding the potential dangers inherent in these platforms. The legal proceedings aim to address the responsibility of tech giants in safeguarding minors online.

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Julianna Arnold is suing these tech companies because she blames them for her 17-year-old daughter's death from a fentanyl overdose, which she states originated from an encounter on Instagram.
Her non-profit supports parents who have lost children due to issues related to social media platforms.
The trial is considered a crucial moment for holding social media companies accountable for the risks they pose to young users, following years of raised alarms.

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