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Snapchat is one of the most popular social networks of all time. When you think about it, the app is pretty unique, and that is one of the reasons why it became so popular. Snapchat introduced an exciting concept many years ago when it was launched – Disappearing messages. Though the concept wasn’t particularly new, the app made it famous. Snapchat gained track rapidly as the go-to messenger app where you could send questionable photos, have more or less embarrassing chats that you wouldn’t want another person to see for another time. However, there is one detail that is known by few people – Snapchat messages never wholly disappear. Indeed, you can’t see them anymore, but they are all stored somewhere in a database. There is a lengthy process that you have to go through to get access to them, though. Latest Version The app recently reached version 11.38.0.28 Beta. With each new version, Snapchat gets incrementally better. The developers typically never release public patch notes unless an update significantly impacts the app in a way that is noticeable by all users. The latest patch notes are as mysterious as ever, only mentioning “Bug fixes and improvements! 👻” However, though…

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If, as a parent of kids ages six to 16, you are not familiar with Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, YoLo, Spotify or any of the other online or social-media sites your kids use, it may be time for a ­little research. Fortunately, some of that research has been done and is summarized in an online ­publication called Raising ­Digitally Responsible Youth: A Parent’s Guide. Easily found online and ­recommended by both the B.C. Parent Advisory Council and the Ministry of Education, the guide provides what you really need to know in 2021 to stay in the loop about the most popular online applications (apps) and trends. The goal of this parent guide is to introduce the major social-media platforms and games that are either already being used or have the potential to be used by our children. If there has always been something of a “generation gap,” online technology has the potential to widen that gap, especially when one of the generations has been raised in a world of online apps and social media and the other generation is still buying stamps and mailing ­letters, along with making the ­occasional tentative exploration into Facebook. A 2021 Pew Research ­Centre survey project reveals…

Ndovu ni Kuu had garnered 3 million views before it was removed. Popular song Ndovu ni Kuu which has been taking over Kenyan airwaves since its release has been deleted from YouTube. The song which had garnered more than 3 million views was released by Krispah alongside Khaligraph Jones and Boutross. YouTube has explained that the song was deleted following a copyright claim by Dexta Briyanka a Kenyan dancehall, r&b and reggae singer. In a statement on Instagram, Briyanka claimed that the song had sampled one of his own jams. “I didn’t mean to be rude my people. Khaligraph and Kispah sampled my beat of the song V8 ndio wakaunda hakuna masomo KU wamekataa. “Nimeitoa YouTube because it is infringing my rights and also it has promoted violence in Kenyatta University. Hata mzazi halipi fee juu wanasema hakuna masomo KU. Lets meet in court if you have an issue,” the musician claimed. Lately, Kenyan musicians have been going at each other over copyright infringement claims, resulting in the removal of content from YouTube. According to the platform’s terms and conditions, Krispah is likely to lose revenue generated by the video so far. Copyright owners are the ones who decide whether…

YouTube, Elle Darby Trending Elle Darby has uploaded her birth vlog video on YouTube and fans can hardly contain their excitement as they get a first glance at the influencer’s baby boy. Elle also shared an adorable picture on Instagram of her with her son, which she captioned: “The cliché everyone tells you about the new, overwhelming, all-powerful love you unlock when you hold your baby for the first time is the truest thing ever but you never really get it until the little life you created is in your arms.” Elle Darby shows off baby boy on YouTube Back on July 10th, Elle Darby and her fiancé Connor Swift welcomed their first child together, a baby boy, into the world. Fans have been left waiting for a first glance at Elle’s child for the past week, but now the time has finally come for them to show off their son. On July 18th, Elle uploaded a 37 minute-long video on her YouTube, titled: “BIRTH VLOG *RAW* | INDUCTION, LABOUR & DELIVERY OF OUR FIRST BABY.” Katie Hopkins petition explained: Reality star removed from Australian Big Brother WATCH: Man climbs on Supreme Scream ride at Knotts Berry Farm The vlog…

The wellness enthusiast believes that breathwork serves as a helpful tool to calm the mind and bolster your response to outside stressors. In one of her recent posts, she was seen practising anulom vilom, which is a form of pranayama that “helps in boosting immunity and improvising lung capacity.” According to Arora, it is best to start with six rounds of anulom vilom, which should be practised regularly with at least two hours of an interval before and after eating a meal.3. Stretching can be your go-to for days when you don’t want to workout“Stretching is a fantastic way to keeping your body supple on the days you don’t want to work out,” shares Arora where she can be seen doing a complete full-body stretch class. “Stretching works for your body in many ways and a few are: improved flexibility, increased blood flow to the muscles, increased range of motion.”4. Focus on consistency

Our expert gives tips on how you can stop scrolling through social media for hours If you find yourself scrolling endlessly through cute videos of man’s furry friends on social media, here’s why it may not be as good as it sounds after all By Shaheen Bhatt PUBLISHED ON JUL 18, 2021 09:39 AM IST Cute addiction?I’m addicted to cat and dog videos. Even though I try to restrict it to half an hour a day, I find myself going back to it. How can I get rid of this habit? —Priyanka V, Via InstagramPhone/computer addictions have always been a problem, but these addictions have taken on new life over the past 18 months. Research ways to break the cycle and wean yourself off your devices. A simple tactic to use is to turn on grayscale on your phone. Our devices are a lot less inviting when they’re in black and white. Other than that, limit screen time, don’t take your phone with you from room to room and find other rewarding ways of occupying yourself when you feel the itch to overindulge. Shaheen Bhatt’s public outing of her own challenges with mental health fuelled discourse about a relatively ignored topic, and made…

By Shamim AdamUpdated July 18, 2021 — 4.21pmWashington: Facebook has pushed back against the Biden administration’s denouncing of the social media giant for spreading misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccines, escalating tensions between the Silicon Valley company and the White House.In a blog post on Saturday (Sunday AEST), Facebook called for the administration to stop “finger-pointing” and laid out what it had done to encourage users to get vaccinated. The social network also detailed how it had clamped down on lies about the vaccines, which officials have said led people to refuse to be vaccinated.Facebook has been criticised for allowing anti-vaccination sentiment to thrive.Credit:AP“The Biden administration has chosen to blame a handful of American social media companies,” Guy Rosen, Facebook’s vice-president of integrity, said in the post. “The fact is that vaccine acceptance among Facebook users in the US has increased.”Rosen added that the company’s data showed that 85 per cent of its users in the United States had been or wanted to be vaccinated against the coronavirus.  » Read More

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