The social media site Snapchat is "fundamentally failing to act on suicide and self-harm content", according to the Molly Rose Foundation.Just 2% of reported suicide and self-harm content on Snapchat was removed between January and July last year, according to Snapchat's latest transparency report. There were 289 posts relating to suicide and self-harm that were proactively discovered and dealt with by the company."For Snapchat to be identifying such a minuscule amount of content on their platform just illu ...