“Q.R., using his mother’s old laptop, had unfettered access to the internet and began searching for hardcore pornography,” says the court. His mom claims this led to “pain, suffering, disability, disfigurement, and mental anguish; psychological injury; past and future love of enjoyment and pleasure of living.”

It’s not the internet making your son feel those things, it’s you.

Can these people sue for malicious prosecution and civil rights violations?

IANAL, but I believe a business can decide not to promote an employee for any reason with the exception of protected characteristics (Gender, race, etc.)

That being said, this is unreasonably shitty, and you should look for a job with more normal management practices. If they’re pulling this, there’s likely a lot more you’re not seeing.

My dude, you’re talking about scams and using the BBB as a source?

Like Yelp, you can pay the BBB for a good rating & to hide negative reviews.

https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Steam+Deck+SSD+Replacement/148989

I work on computer hardware a lot, so I might not be the best judge, but this seems simple (If a bit tedious) enough for a normal person to accomplish.