How’s that American? They know their user base is mostly teens. Their USP is ephemeral messages. And then they say, sorry, can’t be responsible? Who can? The m

How’s that American? They know their user base is mostly teens. Their USP is ephemeral messages. And then they say, sorry, can’t be responsible? Who can? The minor can’t, because he’s a minor. And the parents can’t, because the messages are ephemeral. They should be sued. Think about it. You make a startup whose whole premise is that there won’t be any paper trail. If that takes off, you know exactly why. There will be illegal stuff going on. Anyway. I don’t know if they’ll win the lawsuit or not. But to say it’s a question that shouldn’t even be asked, or that asking it was some form of “not taking responsibility for your life and of just looking for a scapegoat” seems odd to me, given the circumstances.