Pennsylvania sued Snap using an account it opened as a 13-year-old

Pennsylvania has sued Snap over Snapchat. The case rests on a 13-year-old account, opened on a new iPhone by an investigator in the attorney general’s office before the filing. What that account could reach is the evidence. Attorney General David Sunday filed the complaint on 25 August in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas. It […] This story continues at The Next Web

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Pennsylvania sued Snap using an account it opened as a 13-year-old

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