In a motion to dismiss filed Thursday, Snap says AG Raúl Torrez’s complaint makes “patently false” allegations, and particularly misrepresents its own undercover investigation, in which the AG’s office created a decoy 14-year-old account.

Snap on Thursday filed a motion to dismiss a New Mexico lawsuit that alleged the tech company enabled child sexual exploitation on its messaging app Snapchat, arguing there were inaccuracies to the state's investigation.

Snap (SNAP) has filed a motion to dismiss New Mexico’s lawsuit over Snap’s alleged child safety issues with predators, saying the complaint

Snap has accused New Mexico's attorney general of intentionally looking for adult users seeking sexually explicit content in order to make its app seem unsafe in a filing asking the court to dismiss the state's lawsuit. In the document shared by The Verge ...

Snap has filed a motion to dismiss allegations by New Mexico claiming that Snapchat enabled child exploitation. New Mexico's lawsuit accused Snap of failing to warn users about sextortion risks. Snap argues inaccuracies and legal protections,

Snapchat has claimed that the child safety complaint filed by the state of New Mexico is fundamentally flawed. The social media and messaging platform wants the lawsuit dismissed over the technical procedure adopted to allegedly expose how child predators lurk on Snapchat.