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The deeply concerned Frantz Law Group is taking on the tech giants -- and says these companies target kids and are knowingly harmful, manipulative, and addictive. SAN DIEGO COUNTY, Calif. — Social media giants are the target of a local lawsuit. The goal is to better regulate popular sites like Snapchat and TikTok, protecting children's and teenagers' mental health. The lawsuit aims to protect 200,000 students just in San Diego County alone. Four local school districts and 12 others nationwide are hopeful for change. Carlsbad, Oceanside, National City, and Ramona are now plaintiffs in a lawsuit just filed against all the major players. It alleges Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snap, and Youtube have caused a mental health crisis among youth. "A 15-year-old was cyberbullied online. She couldn't take it, and she hung herself at the school," James Frantz said. The deeply concerned Frantz Law Group is taking on the tech giants -- and says these companies target kids and are knowingly harmful, manipulative, and addictive. "It will be controlling their behavior, how they run their company and algorithms, and proving they're not intentionally deceptive. Right now, there's no one to control that," he said. Frantz says they're eager to get their

We have seen it all when it comes to paid subscriptions to apps and services. From Twitter Blue taking away your blue tick if you don't pay for it to predatory loot boxes and just when you think you have seen it all, Snapchat has jumped the bandwagon and is hoping that users are going to pay $4 if they want to use dark mode, a feature that is available for free on every other app across every platform. Snapchat on Android will finally have a dark mode, but only if you decide to pay for it Now, don't me get wrong; the Snapchat+ subscription launched last year definitely brings a few perks that the basic, free tier does not offer. However, based on some research by Alessandro Paluzzi, we now know that Snapchat is working on bringing dark mode to its Android app, and get this, it will be available only to the subscribers of its plus tier. #Snapchat keeps working on the dark mode for #Android 👀 ℹ️ It will be a feature for Snapchat+ subscribers pic.twitter.com/utWcmP5CRj — Alessandro Paluzzi (@alex193a) April 11, 2023 Paluzzi even shared screenshots of how Snapchat would look like with dark mode, and

Snapchat is one of the well-known social media platforms used by people across the globe. The company frequently tweaks its platform and app clients by introducing new features and changes. For instance, a few months back, Snapchat launched the ‘My AI’ chatbot with the aim of making users life easy. It is based on Open AI’s GPT technology and helps assist users to plan and organize their work. One can easily get a recipe suggestion or plan their weekend trip with the help of the AI feature. However, things are far from rosy. Source Snapchat users unable to unpin My AI from chat According to reports (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10), multiple Snapchat users are unable to unpin My AI bot from the top of their chat. It has been alleged that only those who have subscribed to Snapchat+ can remove it. Due to this, the other platform users feel left out and discriminated against. And expectedly this has raised eyebrows as many don’t want to purchase an additional subscription just in order to get rid of this annoyance. Those affected have now taken to Twitter to express their disappointment and ask for an option to remove the bot. Source @snapchatsupport how do i

There's more to the streaming wars than having your Visa charged $16.99 some 14 times a month. As you'll discover here. Sophie Murphy (lead image) is partnerships manager at Initiative Melbourne but recently spent time working at INI Paris as part of Initiative’s ‘Emily in Paris’ exchange program. Here, Murphy talks about her experiences in Paris’ adland and shares some lovely travel pics too… We can all agree TV shows can glorify real life.  Emily in Elon Musk has said that most advertisers have returned to Twitter despite them reportedly leaving in their droves last year following his takeover of the site. Speaking in an interview organised in just 20 minutes with the BBC, which Musk said he agreed to out of “spontaneity,” the South African businessman said that advertisers were Posted 6 minutes Ago A numbers nerd and accountant (CPA), Clare Wood (lead image) is not your average bean counter. As a money mentor, she uses her number power to help entrepreneurs transform their money mindsets by following her proven frameworks to create big, beautiful business profits. Wood’s new book Intentional Profit is out now. Here, Wood offers proven tips for Bumble, the app that started a movement by

Technology News Desk!! Microsoft has announced the integration of Snapchat Lenses into Teams to make virtual meets more immersive, which will be available to users globally starting this week. Starting this week, a collection of 20 plus of the most popular Snapchat lenses is available to Teams customers globally, giving you more ways to express yourself, build relationships and let your meetings shine, Microsoft said in a blogpost. Is. Furthermore, the company said that there is no need to download anything or add a new app to Teams to access Snapchat Lenses as it is already available and ready to use. Users can start using Lenses by clicking on Video Effects and selecting the Snapchat tab. With Lens, they can turn themselves into cartoon characters or add fun backgrounds to their videos. Furthermore, the tech giant said that those who prefer to keep their video feed free of effects can simply choose not to use them, as Snapchat lenses are completely optional. Users can also try the Smooth Look filter for Glow Up to look polished and camera-ready, with no animations involved, according to the company. Meanwhile, Microsoft has announced the launch of the 3D avatar feature for all Teams

Despite recent announcements of improvements to Teams filters and backgrounds, the interactive elements if the video conferencing software have been somewhat underwhelming compared to social media platforms.In its latest Teams update, however, Microsoft is leaning on the success of Snap by integrating more than 20 Snapchat Lenses straight into the Teams experience with no additional software required.Its hope is that people will be able to express themselves better and build relationships more easily, though quite which business meetings are made better by a virtual sloth around your neck, we're not sure.Snapchat Lenses in TeamsWhile Lenses make some sense in informal settings, the integration, at least for now, forms part of the Teams for Work application.In the product announcement (opens in new tab), Microsoft explains the augmented reality behind the Lenses which use the existing cameras, sensors, and displays already employed by the Teams app, all made possible with Snap’s Camera Kit technology.Users can choose to apply a Lens before joining a meeting, or during, choosing from a range of backgrounds, overlaid images, and full video effects.Admins can enable or disable the function, though it’s worth noting that despite Microsoft’s push to modernize its software, the Snapchat Lenses are only available

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 August 08, 2022) follows: Snapchat is the service that made ‘ephemeral messaging’ a trend a few years ago. The app became known for its particular system where messages disappear after the receiver reads them. Snapchat is especially popular in key territories such as the United States, overtaking Facebook Messenger to second place in the ranking of top messaging apps in the North American country. However, currently many Snapchat users are facing an issue where they get repeated failed login attempts (using the correct credentials), causing an account ‘temporarily disabled’ issue. According to multiple reports, sometimes the Snapchat login system mistakenly detects users’ credentials as incorrect. This prompts them to key in the details multiple times to access the app. Sadly, this results in an account ‘temporarily disabled’ error message due to many failed attempts. (Click/tap to expand)Source ‘Due to repeated failed attempts or other unusual activity, your access to Snapchat is temporarily disabled.’ This is the second time round this has happened over nothing I just added people back. So they think I was spamming I

Published On 4/10/2023 11:31:00 AM IST Born in 2003, Denise Frazier was arrested in April, 20233 for having sex with a dog and then releasing extremely graphic recordings of the cruelty on social media. Author : Ujjwal Samrat In a bizarre and blood-boiling incident, a Mississippi woman named Denise Frazier was recently arrested for having sex with her German Shephard and uploading it on her Snapchat which later went viral. Yes! you heard it right. The shocking incident came to the limelight after Frazier was charged on April 5 with unnatural intercourse and aggravated cruelty to an animal. As per reports, Police in Mississippi said that they were alerted to a clip involving a woman and a male dog by a concerned resident who spotted it on social media. Later, it was found that it was Denise Frazier snapchat video or Denise Frazier viral video which was flagged by people living nearby. Now, the question arises who is Denise Frazier and why she allegedly had sex with her male German Shephard dog? Let's know the case in detail- Who is Denise Frazier? As per reports, Denise Frazier is 19 years old and from Mississippi. Born in 2003, Denise Frazier was

Express. Home of the Daily and Sunday Express. HOME News Showbiz & TV Sport Comment Finance Travel Entertainment Life & Style UK Politics Royal World US Science Weather Weird History Nature Sunday InYourArea The teenager accused of having sex with a German Shepherd in a horrific Snapchat video could face up to 10 years behind bars. 09:25, Sun, Apr 9, 2023 | UPDATED: 09:49, Sun, Apr 9, 2023 A woman has been arrested for allegedly having sex with a dog (Image: twitter.com/StylistBo)A female teenager who allegedly posted a video of her having sex with a German Shepherd reportedly involved three animals, but it is unclear whether the 19-year-old is accused of abusing the other two. Denise Frazier has been arrested for allegedly having sex with a dog in an "extremely graphic video” outside a church. Related articles The teenager, who if found guilty of committing the offence could face up to 10 years behind bars, has claimed she was pressured into beastiality by people paying her to make porn films, according to a police affidavit.Now, it has been revealed that the video understood to have spread on Snapchat was filmed outside a Baptist church in Myrick, Mississippi.It has also emerged