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The Laurens County Sheriff Office is warning parents about Snapchat after deputies arrested a 44-year-old man posing as a 17-year-old on the app. LAURENS COUNTY, Ga. — The Laurens County Sheriff Office is warning parents about Snapchat after deputies arrested a 44-year-old man posing as a 17-year-old boy on the app.  According to the office's Facebook post, the man messaged several underage girls within Laurens County. Sheriff Larry Dean told 13WMAZ that man now faces a child molestation charge.  The Laurens County Sheriff's Office says with this news, parents need to talk to their kids and check their Snapchat app.  According to a Facebook post from the Sheriff's Office, the 44-year-old man who deputies have not identified yet, goes by the username "clemson1889". His Snapchat profile Bitmoji looks like this. The sheriff's office says if your child has had contact with that user, call the sheriff's office immediately at 478-272-1522.  We spoke to licensed professional counselor Jaqui Wilson about how parents can protect their children online.  1. Talk to your child about the app She says start by having a conversation with your child about the app.  "Say 'Hey, look. This has come on the news. This has happened --…

A Brisbane police officer is accused of sending "creepy" messages to a 15-year-old, talking about her nude photos and calling her "beautiful", a court has been told.Matthew Paul Hockley has denied making sexual and suggestive comments to the teenage girl on Snapchat after interviewing her over the photographs that were being circulated at school.The 33-year-old senior constable was working at the Inala Child Protection and Investigation Unit at the time.The girl told her mother Hockley had been messaging her inappropriately, the Brisbane District Court heard on Tuesday.The teenager's mother said her daughter told her Hockley complemented her a lot, saying things like "Morning, beautiful".The teenager said he also "tries to bring the conversation back to my nudes", the woman told the court.The girl's father said his daughter referred to the officer's messages as a "bit creepy" and making her feel uneasy.She told him the officer described her naked pictures as the best photos he had seen in the cases he had worked, referring to her backside, and offered to take her away for the weekend, while warning he slept naked, the father added.He also told the court his daughter said Hockley told her if "he couldn't have her, he would…

The Laurens County Sheriff Office is warning parents about Snapchat after deputies arrested a 44-year-old man posing as a 17-year-old boy on the app.

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New York Daily News | Feb 22, 2021 at 7:35 PM When cops collared Michael Mazur, the suspected lookout man in the 2011 shooting death of Whisk Bakery Cafe owner Joshua Rubin, they recovered more than 234 pounds of marijuana in Mazur’s apartment and close to $200,000 in cash. (Court Evidence) Prosecutors pursuing a drug-related murder case against the accused killer of a Brooklyn cafe owner shared photos from a suspect’s home showing it filled with a massive cache of money and marijuana, according to court documents. When cops collared Michael Mazur, the suspected lookout man in the 2011 shooting death of Whisk Bakery Cafe owner Joshua Rubin, they recovered more than 234 pounds of weed in Mazur’s apartment and close to $200,000 in cash. Mazur, along with Kevin Taylor, Gary Robles, ambushed Rubin in an apartment on McDonald Ave. on Halloween in 2011 during a robbery that followed a drug deal that went bad, prosecutors said. All three were charged in Manhattan Federal Court with shooting Rubin during the robbery. Joshua Rubin, the late owner of Whisk Bakery Cafe. (Via Vimeo) Taylor, 27, had previously attempted to rob Rubin, and hatched the plan to take the reefer from the…

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Doctors are using the Clubhouse app to encourage people to take the COVID-19 vaccine. But numerous doctors told Insider they were harassed and bullied after discussing the vaccine. Black doctors in particular have faced substantial pushback, adding to the biases they already face. Visit Insider's homepage for more stories. In the midst of a turbulent COVID-19 vaccine rollout in the United States, the internet has seen a flurry of misinformation about the shots.Now, doctors and healthcare professionals are speaking out publicly about the safety and efficacy of the vaccine. One platform they've zeroed in on is Clubhouse, the invite-only voice-app that has attracted prominent users like Kevin Hart, Oprah Winfrey, and Tiffany Haddish.The app allows people to create rooms around specific topics where anyone can join as an audience member. If someone wants to be a part of the conversation, they can virtually raise their hand and be added as a speaker.But this format, coupled with a dearth of moderation, has opened the door for harassment against Black doctors who are fighting a battle against vaccine distrust, particularly in the Black community, according to five healthcare professionals who spoke with Insider. When doctors have spoken out about the vaccine and…

Two breaches of the audio-based social media app reinforce privacy, security concerns. At nearly a year old, the invitation-only, audio-based social-media platform ClubHouse is grappling with security issues on multiple fronts, but the consensus among researchers is coming into focus: Assume your ClubHouse conversations are being recorded. The company confirmed to Bloomberg that over the weekend a user was able to breach “multiple” ClubHouse room audio feeds and stream them on a third-party website. A company spokeswoman told Bloomberg the user has been banned and that “safeguards” have been put in place. Another user, located in mainland China, meanwhile wrote code that allows anyone to listen in on ClubHouse conversations without the required invitation code, and posted it on GitHub, Silicon Angle reported. That, along with other malicious code designed to breach Clubhouse, have been blocked, according to the outlet. Clubhouse’s Agora Platform The heart of Clubhouse’s security woes is its backend “real-time voice and video engagement platform” provided by Shanghai-based startup Agora. Clubhouse web traffic is directed to Agora’s server in China, including personal metadata, without encryption, according to the Stanford Internet Observatory (SIO), which was the first to raise the alarm about ClubHouse’s privacy and security protections on…

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It’s fair to say that Instagram has proved itself to be a formidable platform over the last few months, especially given the entrance of lockdown from the coronavirus pandemic, pushing users to spend more time on social consuming content. If there is a time to be growing your Instagram it is now, which is why I am going to present to you, what I, having grown hundreds of thousands of followers over the past couple of years, think are the most important strategies to be using on Instagram in 2021 to grow your brand’s platform. The first strategy is one that many overlook, and this is being social. While many brands go into their Instagram strategy believing that it is possible to make a one-off hit viral campaign, this is highly unlikely and unrealistic. The foundation of any strategy for a brand wanting to grow on Instagram should be getting itself involved in conversation, and even better, starting conversations.  It’s in the name: social; so be social! Instagram is a two-way street, so you need to be giving in order to get something back. A perfect way to do this is to comment and interact with your target audience through…