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EPISODE · Jan 12, 2026 · 21 MIN

Your Phone Is Snitching: How Social Media Is Used Against You in Court

from Exhibit A-List · host Jasmine Weg

What if your Instagram stories, Apple Watch, and Google Maps timeline could be used against you in court? In this episode of Exhibit A-List, attorney Jasmine Weg breaks down how social media, fitness trackers, and location data are now some of the most powerful forms of evidence in modern lawsuits — from personal injury claims and workers’ comp cases to divorce, custody, and restraining orders. Insurance companies, divorce lawyers, and prosecutors aren’t guessing anymore. They’re scrolling. In this episode, you’ll learn:• How Instagram posts are used to deny injury claims• Why “private accounts” don’t protect you in lawsuits• How Facebook and TikTok destroy custody cases• How Apple Watch and Fitbit data are used in court• Why deleting posts can legally backfire• How lawyers subpoena social media platforms• What Google Timeline is tracking about you• And what you should do if you’re ever in a legal dispute Plus: a Petty Court ruling on whether screenshotting someone’s Instagram story six months later is insane or valid evidence. If you’ve ever posted a gym selfie, a vacation pic, or a “soft life” story while claiming stress, injury, or financial hardship… this episode might save you thousands. Follow: Instagram: @jasminewegesq & @exhibitalistpod TikTok: @jas_the_lawyer

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