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Have you ever wondered what happens when you report to a WhatsApp contact? Here we tell you. In Somagnews we have reported that WhatsApp has the option to report any contact, in fact a few days ago the application announced that new updates have been made in this regard, but what happens after a contact has been reported? Although many know that the WhatsApp application allows you to report a contact, it is unknown what happens after making the report and if you have been curious, you are in the right place. To begin with, we have to be clear that in order to make a report, it is because you are having problems or having problems with an account, so the messaging APP offers the possibility of reporting it. When to report a contact Factors such as spam and harassment are reasons to report a contact, if these are cases WhatsApp could even suspend the account of the reported user and this is not a trick as it could happen. And it is that WhatsApp will record the report you have sent and add the number to a ‘Watch list’ where the activities of the person will be closely watched. In addition, an investigation will be carried out on the activities of the person on the platform and that they could eventually be banned from using WhatsApp. If WhatsApp finds reason to believe that the account activities actually violate the WhatsApp Terms of Service, the number could be (temporarily or permanently) banned from using WhatsApp. Starting today, people across India will be able to send money through WhatsApp 💸 This secure payments experience makes transferring money just as easy as sending a message. pic.twitter.com/bM1hMEB7sb — WhatsApp Inc. (@WhatsApp) November 6, 2020 In addition to the fact that they could…

Social media over the weekend was abuzz with the possibility of a new movie studio in Atlanta after an in-depth fly-through entitled “Amazon Studios, Atlanta” was published to Vimeo Friday. Onyx Creative, an architecture, engineering, urban design, interior design, and branding design firm with offices coast to coast, created and published the detailed renders.Sign up now to get our Daily Breaking News Alerts Opt out at anytimeCommercial real estate and urban planning enthusiast Chris Bender was first to spot the video, posting a link to Twitter prompting What Now Atlanta (WNA) to reach out to Onyx Creative’s Atlanta office. Javier Santos, the company’s managing architect for the southeast region, told WNA over the telephone that the video was a spec project for a developer as an idea for how a studio — or similar use — could be incorporated into an Atlanta site. Santos would not disclose the site or developer but said Amazon Studios was not involved in the video project.It’s not unusual for a developer to commission such a video as a marketing tool for prospecting tenants and potential uses for their land or property, but Bender isn’t buying Santos’ comments. “So they just used their free time to develop a fly thru architecture video for a mock Amazon Movie Studio, Atlanta and post to Vimeo with that label?,” Bender tweeted in response to a tweet from Bisnow Reporter Jarred Schenke who also spoke to Santos. “It’s just a what-if in general,” Santos told Schenke. “It’s an exercise in creativity.”Shortly after speaking with Santos, the video was removed from Vimeo. In anticipation that Onyx might take down the video or remove it from public view (it was likely published for public consumption in error), WNA saved a copy which is included below. Amazon over the weekend did…

Cybercrime is first and foremost financially motivated. Cybercriminals look for lucrative targets, including social media networks with hundreds of millions of monthly active users. We put this perspective to the test by analyzing the domain attack surface of three of today's largest social media platforms. In total, our Attack Surface Management (ASM) Solutions found 22,785 subdomains that could be used as attack vectors, as they contain the strings "linkedin," "youtube," and "facebook." We analyzed this data and present our main findings in this post. Legitimate versus Suspicious Ownership One of the first steps in an attack surface analysis is to distinguish between domains that are under the organization's control and those that are not. For this study, we ran the 22,785 subdomains on a bulk WHOIS lookup tool to see if there are records that match the WHOIS details of Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube. Registrant NameNumber of Domains FoundPercentage of the Total Number of SubdomainsOthers22,74699.83%Google LLC (YouTube)360.16%Facebook, Inc.30.01%LinkedIn Corporation00% We found that only 39 domains were owned by the social media companies, comprising only 0.17% of the whole sample size. That means that only a small number of the subdomains are owned and under the control of the social media giants. The rest may be used by other entities as they please, which could be a problem, as they make use of the companies' brand names. Terms Appearing alongside the Brand Names Alongside the brand names, we found that about 20% of the subdomains in our sample contain the word "blog." Some also contained other text strings that could be used to lure social media users into clicking a link or downloading an email attachment. Terms such as "download," "login," "signin," and "free" could make message recipients think a subdomain is legitimate. The terms "advert," "advertise," or "advertising," on the…

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Guy Hobeika is a YouTuber, Snapchat artist, and content creator who does pranks, challenges, reactions, and vlogs on his channel called “DRHOBS”. He started his YouTube career back in 2017 and now has 228K subscribers. What makes his channel special, however, is that he’s funny, innovative, and most importantly that he’s not shy about showing his Lebanese side. Guy was born and raised in Lebanon but is now based in Ottawa, Canada. During an interview with Apt613, he stated: “I grew up in Beirut, Lebanon. I stayed there until Grade 12 and then I moved here. As a kid. I had the idea of doing something different, to have an impact.” He also shared his future goals with them, saying: “I want to travel and do more Snapchat around the world. I’ve done it in Paris and London. I did a couple snaps in Lebanon.” “I live in Ottawa so most of my Snapchats are here. I want to travel and do a Snapchat character that travels around. I also want to travel around Canada, and show my followers.” Though he lived most of his life outside Lebanon, Guy is apparently still attached to his homeland and roots. It also seems that he’s attached to Lebanese food the most. His videos “Lebanese & Italian Swap Lunch Food”, “Lebanese & Asian Swap Breakfast Food”, “Lebanese vs. Mexican Sandwiches”, and other challenges of the like prove just that. His most recent video, posted on November 6th and gaining over nine thousand views so far, is titled: “Lebanese & Polish Swap Lunch Foods”. His goal was, of course, to have some delicious food, and to prove that the “Lebanese and Polish food culture are not that far apart”. He presented his Polish friend Lindsay with Lebanese classics like Falafel, Manakich, Koussa, Tabbouleh, Wara’…

Cassidy Sparrow/Getty Images With 14 million Instagram followers, Alexis Ren is a big-time swimsuit supermodel, who's landed covers on Maxim (in 2017) and Sports Illustrated (in 2018), according to Good Housekeeping. But in a world where social media influencers hold increasing sway, Ren is differentiating herself by sharing more than just curated pics with her followers. Instead, she's regularly displayed a refreshing vulnerability in coming clean about everything from eating disorders to messy breakups. Per Elite Daily, this has allowed her "to be more than a face on a screen. It's allowed her fans to feel like they've grown with her and, in a sense, know her." It's not surprising, therefore, that Ren won the Sports Illustrated Rookie of the Year title in 2018, as the honor is determined by fans (via Elite Daily). Of the win, Ren told the outlet how she appreciates Sports Illustrated expanding their horizons to bring her on board. "I know I didn't come into this industry the same way as most girls," she continued, "so it's a challenge for me to be accepted." But if she didn't enter the modeling industry in the "traditional" way, how did Ren actually become famous? Keep reading to find out after the jump. Alexis Ren was discovered in an unexpected way Charley Gallay/Getty Images Elite Daily reported that Alexis Ren was discovered at 13 years old in a clothing store in a Los Angeles mall. "I got signed to an agency not long after and I've been working full-time ever since," she explained. By 14, she was modeling in Japan, and at 15, she exploded onto the scene "when photos of her posing by the pool in a black string bikini went viral on Tumblr," according to The Cut. After her sexy poolside photos were reblogged like wildfire, the ensuing…

Online Streaming Platform Market Trend, COVID-19 Impact, Forecast 2026| Top Players in the Market Include: Google, IBM, Amazon, Vimeo, Dacast, Muvi, Netflix, Dailymotion, Disney+ Hotstar, SpotX, Tencent, Kugou, NetEase Cloud LOS ANGELES, United States: Considering Increasing Demand of the Market, QY Research has recently published a research report titled, “Global Online Streaming Platform Market Report, History and Forecast 2015-2026, Breakdown Data by Companies, Key Regions, Types and Application“. This report has been prepared by experienced and knowledgeable market analysts and researchers. It is a phenomenal compilation of important studies that explore the competitive landscape, segmentation, geographical expansion, and revenue, production, and consumption growth of the global Online Streaming Platform market. Players can use the accurate market facts and figures and statistical studies provided in the report to understand the current and future growth of the global Online Streaming Platform market. The report includes CAGR, market shares, sales, gross margin, value, volume, and other vital market figures that give an exact picture of the growth of the global Online Streaming Platform market. Top Companies/Manufacturers: Google, IBM, Amazon, Vimeo, Dacast, Muvi, Netflix, Dailymotion, Disney+ Hotstar, SpotX, Tencent, Kugou, NetEase Cloud Market Segment by Product Type: , SVOD (Subscription-based Video on Demand), TVOD (Transactional-based Video on Demand), AVOD (Advertisement-based Video on Demand) Market Segment by Application: , Media, Education, Sports, Music, Corporate, Government, TV and Radio, Others Competitive Landscape Competitor analysis is one of the best sections of the report that compares the progress of leading players based on crucial parameters, including market share, new developments, global reach, local competition, price, and production. From the nature of competition to future changes in the vendor landscape, the report provides in-depth analysis of the competition in the global Online Streaming Platform market. Key questions answered in the report: What is the growth potential of the…

Hello, hello, hello! It’s been quite a week, hasn’t it? Between the last remnants of Halloween and the truly scariest moments we’ve experienced this year, you deserve a break and the queens are here to deliver.In the latest edition of The Week in Drag, we’ve got some important political discussions that you need to hear as we try to foster a spirit of understanding and tolerance in these turbulent times. And, if you just want a laugh or some fierce fashions and content to bring a smile to your face, we’ve got that as well. Let’s bring it to the runway!We all assumed Election 2020 would be a multi-day event, but instead of the usual election night coverage, I opted to spend the evening with Bob the Drag Queen and Monét X Change as they delivered an entertaining live stream.As I mentioned, sometimes it’s important to give a platform to those you may not agree with, as understanding is often overlooked in today’s world. Bob took some time to listen to a black, gay Trump supporter and take part in some meaningful conversation on “Only Child.”Another prominent activist, Peppermint, used her platform to get to know what makes a pair of gay Trump supporters tick. Their conversation is definitely worth a listen, regardless of whose side you are on. Politics are always scary, but so is Halloween, and we have a few trick or treat leftovers for you. Last week, we were treated to a special on World of Wonder’s YouTube channel. On Bring Back My Ghouls, the radiant Jaida Essence Hall checks in with her fellow season 12 queens, who have some holiday-inspired tricks up their sleeves. Jan gave us a little ASMR, Gigi carved a pumpkin, looking like a Tippi Hedren Birds fantasy. Widow served us some spider realness…

Last Updated: 8th November, 2020 19:55 IST India became Snapchat's epicenter for most single-day downloads in any country with 4.3 lakh new users downloading the app on October 28 India has become Snapchat's top market in terms of new users, surpassing United States daily download numbers. According to Apptopia, India on October 28 became Snapchat's epicenter for most single-day downloads in any country with 4.3 lakh new users downloading the app. Experts say that the growth of Snapchat in the Indian market is partly driven because of the ban imposed on TikTok by the Indian government.  Read: Halloween 2020: Snapchat Creates A New Filter Which Helps User Get The Halloween Look Apptopia reported that India alone gave the lion's share to Snapchat when it came to new app downloads in the month of October. India accounted for nearly 32 percent of all global Spanchat downloads last month, followed by the United States netting 18 percent of the total share. Mexico, Indonesia, and Russia grabbed the third, fourth, and fifth positions respectively. India had also topped the list in July, accounting for 20 percent of the total downloads.  Read: Snapchat Slangs Like HMU, BRB And SMH Explained: What Does HMU Mean On Snapchat? Latest features Snapchat's incredible growth can also be credited to its timely release of updates, which it brings according to user feedback and also tries to add new features to increase engagement on the application. The app has gone through a whole lot of changes since its launch and looks completely different from how it came out. Updates have been made to the UI, bugs have been fixed and new features have been introduced. Read: How To Delete Snapchat Account? Learn In Simple Steps Here; Read Snapchat latest update brings a new feature that will be enjoyed by content creators and…

Snap and two other high-growth tech companies are still locking in fickle millennial users. Millennials, meaning people are currently between their mid-20s and late-30s, are often portrayed as a fickle generation with short attention spans. Former McDonald's CEO Steve Easterbrook, for example, once declared millennials were "promiscuous in their brand loyalty." But if we take a closer look at the millennial market, we can still find plenty of companies that have locked in that fickle generation. Let's examine three high-growth players that fit that bill, and why their stocks could still have plenty of room to run. 1. The social media platform: Snap Snap's (NYSE:SNAP) Snapchat is often associated with Gen Z, but millennials also account for a large percentage of the social media app's users. In 2018, The Manifest claimed 53% of millennials checked Snapchat daily, compared to 18% of Generation X users and 7% of baby boomers. Image source: Getty Images. During Snap's latest conference call, CEO Evan Spiegel claimed Snapchat reached "over 90% of the Gen Z population, and 75% of the Gen Z and millennial population, in countries like the U.S., the U.K., and France." Snapchat's popularity with those younger users enabled it to continue expanding, even as Facebook's Instagram aggressively cloned its features. Snap's daily active users grew 18% year over year to 249 million last quarter, its average revenue per user rose 28%, and its total revenue surged 52% to $679 million -- marking its strongest year-over-year growth in over two years. It also narrowed its GAAP loss and posted an adjusted EBITDA profit. Wall Street expects Snap's revenue to rise 42% this year and 41% next year. It's also expected to post a narrower loss and its first full-year non-GAAP profit in 2021. Snap's stock has already rallied 150% this year and isn't…