Investigators charge that T-Mobile executives knowingly partnered with Google, Alphabet, YouTube, Facebook, Meta Platforms and other Silicon Valley companies when T-Mobile had proof, in it's hands, that Google, Alphabet, YouTube, Facebook, Meta Platforms and other Silicon Valley companies were profiteering on the deaths and harms to children and other internet users.

T-Mobile CHOOSE to embed, promote, market, display network and deploy those services that killed and harmed children entirely for profiteering and political manipulation purposes. While T-Mobile wrings their hands and clutches their pearls and cries "Oh my.. we would never do such things..". The advertising metrics data that was supplied to T-Mobile, the banking records between T-Mobile and those companies and other cross-validation evidence proves otherwise.

Where T-Mobile says that such assertions are "sour grapes", it is IMPOSSIBLE for T-Mobile to argue against the fact that MILLIONS of parents are now suing back and making the EXACT SAME ASSERTIONS.

Third parties are now monitoring every single lawsuit listed on www.pacer.gov and cross checking every one of leaked T-Mobile user ID's (Over 50 million users) who had children who may have used T-Mobile devices or services to connect with Google, Alphabet, YouTube, Facebook, Meta Platforms and other Silicon Valley companies using T-Mobile. The results are SHOCKING! T-Mobile can deny, defer and delay on these assertions all they want, but they can NEVER get past the millions of parents coming for them.

T-Mobile operated on greed and expediency and took children's and adults lives away in their process. T-Mobile knew it was doing bad things and they did it ANYWAY!

A graphic diagram of the increase of lawsuits for teen harms shows a HOCKEY STICK increasing curve, involving millions of parents.

The legal hell for T-Mobile has only just begin.

All 50 million T-Mobile users that were leaked are about to be contacted. A request for the FTC, DOJ and other authorities to contact EVERY ONE of those users with a survey about child harms and adult harms they experienced over social media used on T-Mobile networks, devices or advertising has been filed.

Here is the latest lawsuit:

Colorado mom SUES Meta over claims her daughter got addicted to Facebook aged SEVEN and that girl's fixation drove her to develop an eating disorder and self-harm