Lynn Shaw

They have no choice.

We work with these kids.

They're better off, they think, on the streets than the abuse at home.

And also, so you've got to take all that into account, right?

I would say to you, the numbers are staggering in the hundreds of thousands a year, right?

But as far as online, it's a whole different kind of animal.

Right now in the United States, we have over 2,000 cases pending in the courts of holding big tech accountable.

And we've got thousands more waiting because recently we did have two wins in court.

We had New Mexico and

And that was data, that they were giving away the children's data, which you cannot do for somebody under 18.

And then in California, product liability.

See, we used to go into the courts about the Section 230.

It was about content.

But these lawyers were very smart.

And they told me they were going to do this a long time ago.

We're going to go in differently.

We're going to have a product.

They're putting out a product that harms, knowingly harms children.

Now, we could back that up because we had a lot of whistleblowers come forward that worked at these big tech companies and also all these internal memos where Mark Zuckerberg himself is spelling out, you know, children are herd animals.

We know how to get them.