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Social media addiction lawsuitFamilies are suing Meta, TikTok, Snap and YouTube over harm to children and teens. Not a class action. See who qualifies, including families without a diagnosis. Free, confidential case check.Who qualifiesA plain-English checklist: age when use started, the platforms, the harm, and what to do if your child was never diagnosed. Free, confidential case check in about three minutes.Signs of social media addictionWarning signs parents notice, what health experts recommend, and when it may be worth talking to a lawyer. From a law firm representing families of children harmed by social media.Lawsuit updatesLatest on the social media addiction litigation against Meta, TikTok, Snap and YouTube: 2026 jury rulings, case counts and upcoming 2027 trials. Updated October 2026.
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Instagram lawsuitWas your child harmed after using Instagram before 18? Meta is a defendant in the national social media addiction litigation. Not a class action. Free, confidential case check.Facebook lawsuitWas your child harmed after using Facebook before 18? Meta is a defendant in the national social media addiction litigation. Not a class action. Free, confidential case check.TikTok lawsuitWas your child harmed after using TikTok before 18? ByteDance is a defendant in the national social media addiction litigation. Not a class action. Free, confidential case check.Snapchat lawsuitWas your child harmed after using Snapchat before 18? Snap is a defendant in the national social media addiction litigation. Not a class action. Free, confidential case check.YouTube lawsuitWas your child harmed after using YouTube before 18? Google is a defendant in the national social media addiction litigation. Not a class action. Free, confidential case check.
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Eating disordersIf your child developed anorexia, bulimia, binge eating or serious body-image problems after heavy Instagram, TikTok or other social media use, you may have a claim. Free, confidential case check.Depression and anxietyDid your child develop depression or severe anxiety after heavy social media use? Families are holding Meta, TikTok, Snap and YouTube responsible. Diagnosis not required to start. Free case check.Self-harm and suicideFamilies of children who self-harmed, attempted suicide or died by suicide after heavy social media use are bringing claims. Confidential, compassionate case review.SextortionIf an adult pressured your child for images or threatened them through Instagram, Snapchat, Discord or Roblox, your family may have a claim. Confidential, free case review.