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While using Snapchat, you may have encountered the popular phrase GNS — but what does this term actually mean? Here’s everything to know. Snapchat has been a popular way for people to communicate for many years now, allowing users to send disposable direct messages, photos, and videos to their friends. The instant messaging app is also filled with slang terms and acronyms, which often add flavor, humor, or subtlety to online conversations, while also helping users communicate more efficiently.Article continues after ad GNS is one term you might have spotted being used in direct messages on Snapchat, as well as in the captions of people’s stories. If you’re out of the loop, here’s everything to know about what it means. GNS meaning on Snapchat Snapchat On Snapchat, GNS stands for ‘Good Night Streak,’ and it’s used to signal the end of the day’s interactions with a friend or a group of friends. The app has a feature known as a ‘Snapstreak,’ which counts the consecutive number of days two users have exchanged snaps. Article continues after ad When someone sends a snap with the caption “GNS,” they’re essentially saying that they’re about to go to sleep, and this is their last snap

The lawsuit, filed by the Howard County Public School System, said that children are suffering an unprecedented mental health crisis fuelled by addictive and dangerous social media products. In the past decade, Americans' engagement with social media grew exponentially.

Cyberbullying has been a growing concern, especially over the last few years. With numerous cases of online trolling and abuse cropping up, parents all around the world are distraught about their kid’s safety online. However, this time, the tables have turned – it’s the kids that are bullying, gaslighting, and tormenting Snapchat’s brand-new AI chatbot. The chatbot has been designed to be kind and respectful; at all times, even when the user is not. However, some users have managed to fool that AI into saying things that aren’t quite appropriate. A user trained the AI to be submissive and respond with phrases like “I am at your service, senpai” or “Please have mercy, alpha.” For example, a user managed to make the AI call them “Senpapi,” which, despite being a popular Japanese term, is often used in a sexual context, especially in the adult industry. When the chatbot doesn’t feel comfortable doing something, it clearly expresses that. Phrases like “I’m sorry, but that’s not a very nice thing to say,” and “Please be respectful.” have been fed into its system to counter scenarios like these. But when the same commands are repeated again and again, it looks like the AI

An easy-to-follow guide on enabling, using, and applying video filters on Snapchat This wikiHow teaches you how to enable and apply filters and effects to your Snapchat video messages. Steps Enabling Snapchat Filters Open the Snapchat app. It’s the white ghost outline on a yellow background. If you aren’t already logged into Snapchat, tap Log In and enter your username (or email address) and password. Swipe down on the camera screen. This will open your profile. Tap . It’s in the top right corner of the screen. Scroll down and tap . You’ll find this in the “Additional Services” section. Slide the switch right. It will turn green. Now you’ll be able to use filters in your Snaps! If the switch is green, filters are already enabled. Using Face Filters Return to the camera screen. Do so by tapping the back button in the top left corner of your screen until you reach the profile page, then swiping up on the screen. Tap and hold your screen. After a brief moment, you should see icons pop up to the right of the camera button. If your camera isn’t already facing you, tap the camera icon in the top right corner

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In order to ensure your snaps remain private, users can create private stories on Snapchat. However, private stories can be a blessing or a boon. This is because regardless of whether you want to be a part of the story or not, Snapchat will display the story on your Stories page. But is there a way you can remove yourself from a private story on Snapchat? Keep reading to know. Private stories are not that restrictive in terms of user control. So, apart from removing yourself from someone’s private story on Snapchat, you can also remove or, if required, add someone to your private Snapchat story. Additionally, you can also check all the current participants in it. Let’s show you everything. How to Leave a Private Story on Snapchat While you don’t get any notification when someone adds you to their private story, there are ways that you can check if you have indeed been added to a private story on Snapchat. Post this, you can go to that story’s settings and remove yourself from it accordingly. So, follow the below steps divided into two parts to first check and then remove yourself from the story. Part 1: Check if

A 15-year-old girl went missing after school on Tuesday, May 30, 2023, Swatara Township Police said. Madison Fazzolari. Photo Credit: Swatara Township PD 05/31/2023 12:14 p.m. Madison Fazzolari left her school with a friend "who dropped her off in the 6100 block of Evelyn Street," the police said. She has been missing ever since, according to the police. A description of what she was last wearing was not shared. Her grandmother wrote the following on Facebook:"Please pray for the safe return of my granddaughter Madison Fazzolari who never came home from school yesterday. Please God send her home safely."Anyone with information on Madison's whereabouts or who can assist the police in finding her, is asked to contact the Swatara Police at 717-564-2550. You can reference case number 23-0007349. Click here to follow Daily Voice Dauphin and receive free news updates. SCROLL TO NEXT ARTICLE

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A TECHNOLOGY excerpt is urging iPhone users to delete this one specific app that is draining your smartphone’s battery.  Different apps can use up large amounts of our phone’s battery without us even realizing it.  2A tech expert is warning iPhone users to delete one popular app to save their batteryCredit: Getty 2The expert warned that Snapchat can use 45 percent of your device's batteryCredit: Getty If you don’t pay attention, it could cause your phone to die unexpectedly or charge slower later on.  Alvin Wei, the co-founder and CMO of SEOAnt, recently revealed there is one app that can take up nearly half of your device’s battery: Snapchat.  “More than just the energy it consumes to load videos, Snnapchat also consistently wants to know your location, and doing this drains more battery power,” Wei told SheFinds.  He explained that the app can use up to 45 percent of an iPhone’s battery when used for just a few hours every day.  Snapchat is a hugely popular app among teenagers and young adults who use it to send silly photos, messages and videos to each other – creating days-long streaks.  While this platform has become a staple app on many iPhones

A 42-year-old Thomasville man will spend eight years in prison after pleading guilty to distributing child pornography.The U.S. Attorney’s Office announced Tuesday that Dennis Elmo Haskew was sentenced to eight years in federal prison, followed by 10 years of post-release supervision.In addition, U.S. District Court Judge Kristi DuBose imposed a special assessment on Haskew of $5,100, and ordered him to pay $15,000 in restitution to the victims. He will also be required to register as a sex offender after his release from prison and is forbidden from ever having contact with minor children.Haskew pleaded guilty in January, admitting in federal court he created multiple accounts on the SnapChat social media platform, using those accounts to send images of child sexual abuse to other SnapChat users.An FBI examination of DuBose’s electronic devices found 793 still images and six videos of child sexual abuse material, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office.Haskew was arrested by the Clarke County Sheriff’s Office in August 2021. The FBI and the Jackson Police Department investigated the case.The case against Haskew was opened as part of Project Safe Childhood, a project of the U.S. Department of Justice to fight the growing amount of child sexual exploitation and abuse.If