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The wife of Castleford star Joe Westerman says she has been left "so sorry" for her children after they were sent the viral sex act clip of their father on SnapchatLauren Westerman insists it is over or her and shamed husband JoeJoe Westerman's heartbroken wife has revealed she failed to get to their children quick enough before they had been sent the shameful clip of their father carrying out a sex act on another woman in an alleyway. The two-cap England star, 33, has been fined by his club Castleford after the video was leaked on social media at the weekend. He will not feature in their Super League season opener against his former club Hull FC on Sunday. Wife Lauren, who shares three children with the ex-Warrington and Wakefield star, has spoken of her and her family's ordeal, pledging not to forgive her husband or take him back. "My next thought was for my 14-year-old daughter and whether I could get to her before she saw it," she explained to The Sun. “But it was too late. She kept being added to these Snapchat groups from school and being sent the video. “She left the groups but kept being

Want to learn some quick Black history facts? Use a Lens created by a Black AR designer. Snapchat's new Lens offer more ways for users to learn about Black innovating. Credit: Pavlo Gonchar / SOPA Images / LightRocket via Getty Images As we move into the final weeks of February, digital Black History Month celebrations continue showcasing achievements and engaging audiences in an effort to recognize the lasting legacies of Black communities. This week, Snapchat unveiled a new set of user Lenses that seek to do the same, allowing Snapchat's user base to interact with Black history facts and highlights while sending Snaps to friends and followers. The virtual Lenses, which overlay on top of a user's photos or videos, cover three main themes of the app's Black History Month celebration. One Lens has a theme of rare and untold stories, sharing overlooked facts about the Black experience and history; another explores history and the promise of tomorrow, recognizing how far communities have come by spotlighting significant accomplishments and future aspirations. A third Lens highlights the theme of diaspora, discussing Black history as it applies to diverse communities around the world and their shared lineage. Users will find more simple Lens

Last year, after a particularly lucrative three-month period of publishing text-based content on its two Snapchat’s Discover channels, a digital media company was ready to reinvest in the platform and create more channels. Revenue increased by 88% year-over-year during the summer months of 2022 for those two “legacy” channels (channels that were at least four years old) and an exec from the company, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said that their team was ready to pour more fuel on the fire — until they said Snapchat pivoted away from prioritizing this type of publisher programming. The exec did not say exact revenue figures for the channels’ worth. The situation underscores the ongoing publisher-platform dynamic where platforms rely on publishers to create content, incentivizing them to do so in many cases. Getting used to additional revenue through these partnerships, publishers run the risk of eventually get screwed over by algorithm changes or changing internal prioritizations. Snapchat ultimately denied the digital media company’s request to launch new channels focused on text-based slides due to a shift in prioritizing video programming and, in effect, was no longer accepting pitches for additional Discover channels from publishers. Following this guidance, the team pivoted and

Here’s the crux of the article in video form: New updates are being added at the bottom of this story……. Original story (published on May 04, 2021) follows: Not long ago, using a phone at night or in dimly lit rooms used to be a pain since our eyes had to bear the brunt of bright light that was blasted through the screens of our phones and laptops. This was, and still is in some cases, because apps and websites only offered a white/light background or theme. Luckily, most developers have introduced a dark mode to their apps that lets users give their eyes a break in low-light situations. Snapchat was one of the last social media apps to implement a dark mode and that is currently only available on its iOS application. More details here. Snapchat Inc. has not shared any details regarding the availability of dark mode on its Android app, meaning users will have to wait indefinitely to get a simple feature such as dark mode, at least officially. Why did we mention ‘officially’ specifically? Well, that’s because there are a few ways to get a dark mode in the Snapchat app on Android unofficially. So without

Snapchat has been a favoured social networking app for users worldwide since its launch in 2011. The app allows users to send timer-based photos and videos. This helps users to also maintain a snap streak, and exchange emojis and stickers based on their snap avatar. If you are a regular or new user of Snapchat, there might still be various features that you are unaware of. In this article, we will highlight the various features that you might miss out on if you delete Snapchat and what happens when you do delete Snapchat. Also read: How to deactivate and delete your Snapchat account? Key Snapchat features The features that Snapchat brings to your social media lifestyle are very practical in the world today. The concept of transient photos and videos displays the true nature of time, that is, moments are temporary, so capture them when you can. Snapchat helps friends and family to stay in touch by exchanging messages, photos, and videos that are automatically deleted after a 24-hour span unless saved. The features listed below shows the consequence of deleting your Snapchat account: All of your saved memories in Snapchat’s cloud will vanish. Your Snap Streak with friends will

Image via Snapchat Snapchat has become one of the most popular social media platforms in recent years, and it’s easy to see why. The app’s easy to use, it’s fun, and it has plenty of features that keep users coming back for more. One of the most popular features of Snapchat is its gaming platform. Here, users can play a variety of games with their friends or even with strangers from across the globe. Does Snapchat Even Have Games? Image via Snapchat Snapchat allowed users to play games with their friends or followers. Snapchat games were different from other traditional video games, as they are more casual and less demanding than their counterparts. Users could play Alphabear, Aquapark, Om Nom: Run, and more right on the platform. However, developers discontinued games and minis just this year. In a tweet last February, their Snapchat Support tweeted that they will be “bringing more focus to other Snapchat products and features that will be beneficial to creators and content viewers.” Their help center page also noted that games are no longer available. How Snapchat Games Worked Image via Snapchat Snapchat games used to be a great way to have fun with friends and

Snap has signed a content partnership with BBC Studios, the BBC Group’s commercial subsidiary, to host made-for-mobile, short-form content on Snapchat Discover.  BBC Studios will publish highlights and behind-the-scenes content from ‘BBC Top Gear’ and all the action from the residents of Albert Square with the soap, ‘EastEnders’ on Snapchat. New channel Funny Parts will also get its Snapchat debut. ‘Funny Parts’ exposes the best comedy and entertainment from BBC Studios, focusing on brand new short-form content, and clips of the funniest moments from a rich catalogue of comedy, including ‘This Country’, ‘Inside Number 9’ and ‘The Young Offenders’. Digital-first commissions from the channel include ‘Hack Attack’ and ‘Little Rants’, which feature a host of familiar faces including new comedy talent and stars from ‘TOWIE’ and ‘Ru Paul’s Drag Race’. The content deal also includes shows from ‘BBC Earth’, the home of BBC Studios’ world-renowned science and nature content, showcasing the best from the archives, alongside original commissions which will be available to Snapchat users in over 20 countries. “We are very excited about this partnership, which provides a great opportunity to engage with the Snap community and reach audiences on a new platform,” said Jasmine Dawson, BBC Studios SVP

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© Provided by The Financial Express ET Media Labs Performance marketing traditionally has been about bringing your product in front of the right TG at the right time, leveraging the power of data & advertising channels like Meta Ads, Google Ads, Snapchat, etc. Given the depth & control that most of these Ad platforms provided in using data to build the right audience segment, bidding strategy, negating various audience types based on data points, etc. there was a lot that one could do on the ad platform itself to drive scale in an efficient manner and win precious impressions, clicks and conversions over competitors.   Now with the advent of AI and the world going cookieless, the turf is changing. A lot of powerful targeting options, growth hacks, bidding strategy, etc which was/is possible so far, is slowly going away or are being rendered useless as the giants like Meta & Google focus more on AI-driven products like UAC, UACe, PMax, AAA, Shopping Advantage Ads etc.  And on the contrary, branding is becoming a more and more data-rich exercise. With all major ad platforms coming up with richer targeting options, offline channels like TV, Print & OOH going digital and therefore

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