Justice Verda Colvin ruled a man hit by a woman posting that she was traveling 100 miles per hour “adequately alleged that Snap could reasonably foresee the particular risk of harm from the Speed Filter at issue here.”
March 15, 2022 at 09:35 PM
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The Georgia Supreme Court has revived a lawsuit against Snapchat over the social media platform’s speed filter, which can stamp photos to show how fast someone is moving when they share a picture.
For Christal McGee, that speed was over 100 miles per hour—just before she ran into a car driven by Wentworth Maynard in 2015, “causing him to suffer severe injuries,” Justice Verda Colvin wrote.
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Justice Verda M. Colvin, Supreme Court of Georgia. (Courtesy photo)
