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The New Mexico attorney general filed a lawsuit against Snap .
"Snap has misled users into believing that photos and videos sent on their platform will disappear, but predators can permanently capture this content," Raul Torrez said.
Torrez previously sued Meta , the owner of Facebook, alleging that the social media platform also enables sexual exploitation of children.
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