A lawsuit alleged a popular app was marketed as safe for young users despite showing them explicit material. This claim was made by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. The case took a turn when a judge ruled in favor of the plaintiff, finding the app's owner liable for misleading statements about safety.
Further details are available from the source. The ruling came after the attorney general previously took action against the app for allegedly putting children's online safety at risk. The judge's decision was made recently, but the lawsuit was initiated earlier, in January 2025.
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