K.G.M.
K.G.M. is a 19-year-old woman who was the plaintiff in a significant social media addiction lawsuit against Snap, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, alleging that the addictive nature of these platforms negatively impacted her mental health. Her case has garnered attention in the media as it raises important questions about the responsibilities of social media companies regarding user well-being and the design of their platforms.
Born on Jan 27, 2004 (22 years old)
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Honduras:
K.G.M. claims that early use of social media made her addicted to technology and worsened her depression and suicidal thoughts.
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Italy:
K.G.M. is the first plaintiff in the trial, sharing her struggles with anxiety and depression linked to social media use.
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United States:
She alleges that Meta and other social media companies engineered their platforms to hook young users, fueling her depression and suicidal thoughts.
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Peru:
K. G. M. is a 20-year-old woman who claims to have suffered from depression and anxiety after becoming addicted to social media as a child.
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Denmark:
K.G.M. is a representative for a generation of young people in a landmark lawsuit against Instagram and YouTube.
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Ghana:
K.G.M. is the plaintiff in the trial, alleging mental health issues due to social media addiction.
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Switzerland:
A young woman known by the initials K. G. M. will testify about her struggles with eating disorders and depression due to social media.
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Switzerland:
K. G. M. is a plaintiff who is suing Google and Meta, claiming that social media platforms caused her significant psychological and physical harm.
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France:
The plaintiff, a 19-year-old Californian, has developed an addiction to social media platforms, claiming they contributed to her mental health issues.
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Guatemala:
K. G. M. is a 19-year-old who reached a confidential agreement with TikTok to avoid a trial over addiction allegations.
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