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Through Meta, Instagram Plus targets Stories, profile, and metrics, starting at R$ 5 and then R$ 10, and WhatsApp Plus focuses on conversation organization, for R$ 7. Basic use remains free, but beware, unofficial modified versions with the same name can take down the account. Meta officially launched the paid subscriptions Instagram Plus and WhatsApp Plus, which offer extra features for customization, privacy, and organization, while the traditional versions of both apps remain free for all users. The new feature expands the company’s subscription strategy within two of the most used networks in the world. The conventional versions of Instagram and WhatsApp remain free. According to the report by Forbes published on June 4, the company’s goal is to offer premium functions for those who want more control over their experience on the platforms. Instagram Plus focuses on Stories, profile customization, and more detailed metrics, while WhatsApp Plus focuses on customization and conversation organization. The plans start at R$ 5 and R$ 7, without making the subscription mandatory. New features of the plus versions (Photo: Reproduction) Instagram Plus is an optional subscription mainly aimed at Stories. According to NSC Total, Meta focuses in this version exclusive tools for profile customization

June 13, 2026 Prep Baseball Georgia Staff EMERSON, GA: The summer is is in full swing and the National Program Invitational continues to delivery some of the top talent of the summer. Our national scouting staff made the trip down to cover one of the top tournaments in the country.  Shooter Hunt and staff released the "NPI: 2027 Draft Report" this week. If you want to check that out. CLICK HERE We also relased the first edition of the "National Select Team", which is a team put together with the top performances from all across the country from out Prep Baseball Tournaments each week. Check out who made the team for "June 4-8", HERE. NPI Staff Selects Ian Smith (@IanSmittyGA) Biggest Winner: Cullen Scott, RHP/SS, 2028, Melissa (TX) What it looks like folks. ‼️ Great open-side view at 98 MPH from 2028 RHP Cullen Scott. Premium mover ✅Arm Speed ✅Lead leg block ✅Layback ✅ Triple-digits is inevitable.@PrepBaseball_TX || @TEAMELITENATION #NPI26 https://t.co/SDvSRy79cr pic.twitter.com/BSCkjgcagk — Ian Smith (@IanSmittyGA) June 6, 2026 Favorite Hitter: Mikey Batiste, OF, 2028, Port Credit SS (CAN) Doesn’t get much better than this. 2028 OF Mikey Batiste has hit the ball as hard as anyone this week, and keeps

To search stories before 2011, click here to access our archives. News / Sports / Clark County Sports Raptors Report (June 12): Ridgefield 8, Marion 2 Updated 7 hours ago Published: June 13, 2026, 9:27am Updated: June 13, 2026, 9:27am From left, Zach Wadas, Noah Albanese and Ken Tomitaka of the Ridgefield Raptors tap helmets after Albanese homered during a West Coast League baseball game against the Nanaimo Nightowls on Sunday, May 31, 2026 at Ridgefield Outdoor Recreation Complex. (Micah Rice/The Columbian) Highlights — The Raptors’ first game against the first-year club from Salem got off to a good start for Ridgefield (9-4), which jumped out to a 4-1 lead after three innings. At the plate — Isaiah Hearn (Oregon) hit a two-run home run in the second inning, putting the Raptors up 3-1.  Ken Tomitaka (Santa Ana College) went 3 for 5 with two runs and an RBI. On the mound — Jordan Haver (Fresno State) allowed one run on three hits over five innings, striking out five to earn the win. Skyview High graduate Brendan Bowyer pitched one inning for the Berries. Next up — Game 2 to the series will be at 6:35 p.m. at Chemeketa Community

Non-Runners4 (4) Clubhouse Bride41 Weight: 8-12|  Age: 5 T: Ian Kruljac  J: Tyler Baze NR 3 (3) Neezer Dalton21 Weight: 8-12|  Age: 5 T: Steven Miyadi  J: Armando Aguilar NR 7 (7) Bessie Coleman20 Weight: 8-12|  Age: 5 T: Steven Miyadi  J: Emisael Jaramillo NRBetting BreakdownSF:$11.90ForecastsDorie Miller (8/11), Clubhouse Cutie (15/8), Bessie Coleman (9/2), Pavel's Etoile (11/2), Clubhouse Bride (6/1), Mperfection (12/1), Neezer Dalton (12/1)Prize Money1st: $42,210.002nd: $13,400.003rd: $6,700.004th: $4,690.00  » Read More

It took Cruz Condren about a week to lose his Snapchat account, and a few seconds to get it back. “It asked me to verify my age by a camera,” says the 14-year-old from the Gold Coast. “I just asked my mum to scan her face because she’s over 18. It just let me back on.” Fourteen-year-old Cruz Condren (right) still uses Snapchat, with his mother’s blessing. Six months after Australia became the first country to ban under 16s from social media, Cruz’s workaround – performed with his mother’s blessing – is the kind of evidence now being weighed in London, Brussels and Ottawa as governments decide whether to copy Australia’s experiment or learn from its mistakes. Communications Minister Anika Wells spent Thursday morning dialling in to a London broadcast studio via Zoom to make the case for the former. “A lot of people who are against a ban here are using what they describe as the evidence from Australia to say, look, this doesn’t work,” Sky News host Sophy Ridge put to her. “Loads of kids are getting around it, so what’s the point?” Wells’ answer was that the sceptics “and their allies in big tech” want doubt cast

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Nine in 10 parents in the UK support an under-16 social media ban, but the feeling among the children it would affect is more mixed. Or at least it is for a group of 10 preteens and teenagers who talked to the Guardian at a location in west London this week. The 12- to 16-year-olds were well versed in the debate, with a set of views ranging from mandatory time limits to tougher controls and a full ban for under-16s. All those options have been under consideration in a government consultation on children’s online safety that is due to deliver an outcome next week, with an under-16 age limit expected for “high-risk” platforms, and restrictions on features such as livestreaming for others. Precisa, 13, is on TikTok and Instagram, but not for the usual reasons: she runs a roll-on deodorant business in her spare time and uses those platforms for marketing. Snapchat is her main app for personal use – largely messaging. Precisa primarily uses TikTok and Instagram to promote her roll-on deodorant business. Photograph: Jill Mead/The Guardian “It will definitely be much, much harder to without those apps to help me,” she says. Precisa is also

PUBLISHED ON June 13, 2026 6:15 AM BY Drima Chakraborty Two titans of Mandopop have joined forces, driving fans wild. On Wednesday (June 10), Taiwanese singer Jay Chou teased about an upcoming collaboration with Singaporean JJ Lin on Instagram. "Which of my new songs would you like to hear from JJ Lin, the walking CD? Stay tuned tomorrow at noon!" he wrote. https://www.instagram.com/p/DZZFgqzP5ec/ According to CNA, 45-year-old JJ had previously hummed a snippet of a song by Jay, 47, leading fans to believe the duo were up to something. Later that day, fans were serenaded with a video of JJ covering Jay's recent single It Rained That Day, with the latter playing keys and harmonising. "Lovin’ the duet vibes, jamming with the GOAT Jay Chou," he captioned his Instagram post. Fans were overjoyed, calling the duet by Double J, as they are known, an "amazing combination" and commenting: "I'm going crazy!" One netizen wrote that they needed "five seconds" to confirm the video was of the real JJ and Jay, which is unsurprising considering their lookalikes have gone viral singing together on Douyin. Except this time, it is the real deal. Others wanted more, requesting for Double J to collaborate