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You’ve probably got a ton of photos and videos in your social media and messaging apps at this point—pictures of sunsets posted to Instagram, pictures of the kids posted to family WhatsApp groups, and so on—but you might not necessarily have those pictures and videos saved anywhere else. That can be a problem, should something happen to the originals—say you’re thinking about abandoning a social media platform, for instance. It’s never a good idea to only have your most important files in one place, so we’d recommend making sure your social media and messaging photos and videos are exported and backed up. This counts for photos and videos other people send you too, as well as those you post yourself. We can’t cover every single social media and messaging app here, but we’ve outlined the steps for five of the most popular and well-known below. If there are other apps that you use, a hunt through the settings options may well reveal the export or backup feature that you’re looking for. Instagram Instagram lets you transfer some or all of your posts and stories. Full credit to the engineers at Instagram for making this process as simple as possible. If

AEW had a historic night in Wembley Stadium for All In London. The Zero Hour was also full of notable moments, as two titles changed hands. MJF and Adam Cole won the ROH Tag Team Titles, and then Hook won the FTW Title. That was quite a way to start the show, but now it seems that things were not done there. Click here for our complete coverage of AEW All In London. Saraya entered AEW after many did not think that she would ever wrestle again. That is the reason why the last part of her WWE run just saw the first-ever NXT Women’s Champion sitting at home. At AEW All In London, Saraya was able to capture the moment and win the AEW Women’s Title. This went down in a four-way match with Toni Storm, Britt Baker, and Hikaru Shida. In the end, Britt Baker struggled to get a Lockjaw on Hikaru Shida. Then Toni Storm jumped in with the AEW Women’s World Title, prepared to strike. Suddenly, Saraya jumped in and sprayed Toni in the face with her paint, and then she hit her finisher and got the big win. This was a huge moment for Saraya

Dexter Wade, 40, was convicted of raping a Hazelwood Central Middle School girl when she was 13 and 14 years old in 2014 and 2015. ST. LOUIS — A former school security guard was sentenced to 67 years of prison time Friday in a St. Louis County Circuit Court almost two months after he was convicted of six child sex crimes. In June, Dexter Wade, 40, was convicted of raping a Hazelwood Central Middle School girl when she was 13 and 14 years old while he was a security guard at the school in 2014 and 2015. At that time, the victim was in 7th and 8th grades. Wade was also convicted of other child sexual assault acts. The victim came forward to report the crimes in 2020. Snapchat messages corroborated that there was sexual contact between the student and Wade, according to a probable cause statement. The state presented images of Snapchat messages at trial that the victim had saved. The Snapchat exchanges show how Wade presented himself first as a father figure and then as both a father figure and a lover to the child, a release from the prosecuting attorney's office said. He even told her that

A recent study indicates that there is no statistically significant correlation between how often young individuals engage in activities such as posting updates, liking content, and commenting on social media platforms, and their subsequent experience of symptoms related to depression and anxiety over time. The research has been published in Computers in Human Behavior.The study was motivated by the growing concern surrounding the potential impact of social media on the mental well-being of adolescents, particularly as the prevalence of emotional problems among youth has been on the rise over the past decade. As social media has become an integral part of adolescents’ lives, the researchers aimed to address the inconsistent findings in existing literature regarding the relationship between social media use and mental health outcomes.“Social media is a new developmental context where adolescents spend a lot of time,” said study author Silje Steinsbekk, a professor in clinical child and adolescent psychology at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. “To promote healthy development, we need to know how social media use affects youth. There is a lot of concern, and knowledge is needed. We need to know what kind of social media use is ‘good and bad,’ and for whom.”To

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One of the many dilemmas when recording a Snap is whether to use your phone’s front or back camera. The good news is that Snapchat offers enough flexibility to let you use both cameras for a single Snap. This, combined with excellent Lenses and features on Snapchat, enables you to capture videos with a new perspective. So, how do you access the Snapchat Dual Camera feature on your phone?What is Snapchat Dual Camera?Introduced in 2022, Snapchat Dual Camera is a fantastic feature that lets you simultaneously use your front and back camera when taking Snaps. With this, you can add more creativity to your posts and let others join in on the fun with Snapchat’s Lenses. The Dual Camera feature currently has four layouts: Vertical, Horizontal, Cutout, and Picture-in-Picture.Is Snapchat Dual Camera Available to Everyone?The feature is available globally to Snapchat users using an iPhone XS/XR and above. Sadly, Dual Camera in Snapchat is not available on Android. This is despite the feature being available on the iPhone for over a year. Even Dark mode in Snapchat was initially limited to iPhone but eventually made its way to Android. So, Dual Camera should also come to Snapchat’s Android app sooner or

Snapchat is a social media app which allows users to share photos and videos, known as Snaps, with their friends. But what if you miss a Snap from a friend and wish you could see it again? Luckily, Snapchat has a Replay option that lets you watch a snap one more time. If you’ve ever wished you could replay a photo or video snap on Snapchat to get a better look, we’ve got you covered. In this article, we’ll show you how to use the Snapchat replay feature and ensure you never miss a moment from your friends. Whether it’s a funny photo or an exciting video, you’ll be able to catch every snap with ease. Follow this step-by-step tutorial to learn how to replay snaps on Snapchat. After you view Snaps, you can use the Replay feature to see them for the second time. Follow these simple steps to replay a Snap on Snapchat. The instructions are the same for iPhone and Android phone users. Open Snapchat on your smartphone and view the Snap in question. If it’s a Snap you haven’t viewed, it’ll be labeled New Snap. After you view it, it’ll change to Opened. After you view

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The Story My AI shared was a two-toned image that many users mistakenly interpreted as a picture of their own ceiling. Snapchat's My AI feature, an in-app AI chatbot that was launched earlier this year with considerable controversy surrounding it, briefly appeared to be thinking for itself. On Aug. 15, the AI posted its own Story to the app and then stopped responding to users' messages, which some Snapchat users found disconcerting. "Someone tell me why tf my Snapchat ai is posting Snapchat stories lmaooo," posted one user. "My Snapchat AI posted a random 1 second story and isn't replying to me AND IM FREAKED OUT," posted another. "why did my snapchat AI just post on its story then ignore me," wrote another user. "Someone shut down Snapchat AI NOW," joked one commenter. It is worth noting that the Story My AI shared was simply a two-toned image that many users mistakenly interpreted as a picture of their own ceiling, adding to the intrigue. Users who tried to chat with the bot were sometimes told, "Sorry, I encountered a technical issue."Even though the incident had the potential to make for some interesting posts, My AI did not gradually develop self-consciousness and a desire to communicate with the world through Snapchat

SAWYER COUNTY — The Sawyer County Sheriff’s Office has released the name of 18-year-old female who died on August 19th after being struck by a vehicle, according to an updated press release from The Sawyer County Sheriff’s Office.Press ReleaseOn August 19, 2023 there was a fatality that occurred on Snowmobile Trail #31 near Sissabagama Road in the town of Sand Lake.The victim was identified as Kaylie B. Schwingle, 18, of Chippewa Falls, WI. The name of the suspect of the hit and run will not be released at this time.Related: Obituary for Kaylie B. SchwingleIt was learned during the course of the investigation that both the suspect and the victim attended a large underage alcohol party as part of an invite on a common social media platform called “Snapchat”. The suspect involved in the hit and run, a 16-year-old male was leaving the party driving a 2011 Ford F-350. As he came over a rise in the trail he ran over Schwingle who was sitting along the side of the trail. Schwingle later died from her injuries.Snapchat parties are very well organized and are multi-district parties with people coming from all areas of the state. Once invited, the Snapchat user