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by: Jose Fabian Posted: Dec 13, 2022 / 05:56 PM PST Updated: Dec 13, 2022 / 05:56 PM PST (KTXL) — In order to try and identify possible victims, the FBI released the names of the social media accounts a Modesto suspect is accused of using to victimize underage girls. Jacob Jacobsen, 27, is accused of enticing underage girls to create and send sexually explicit videos and photos through social media, according to the FBI. They released the names of the alleged accounts in order to identify possible victims.  He allegedly used two Snapchat accounts, trippinj and treydawgg2000, and an Instagram account, loudpack.sd. The FBI said he may have used aliases such as Jacob, Jake, James or Trey and pretended to be 16 or 17 years old. Guardians who believe their child may be a victim are asked to fill out a questionnaire on the FBI’s website — even if the information has already been given to law enforcement. Those under the age of 18 who believe they may be a victim should ask their guardian to fill out the form.  Victims could receive restitution, eligibility for certain services and other rights under federal and/or state law.  The identities of

Isaiah Foster was charged after a student showed Snapchat messages to Sammamish High School administrators where Foster allegedly threatened to bring guns to campus. BELLEVUE, Wash. — A former Bellevue School District student is accused of threatening to bring a gun to Sammamish High School eight days after a protection order was filed against him. Isaiah Ahron Foster, 18, was charged Monday with felony harassment and felony cyber harassment. His bail was set at $1 million, which was what prosecutors requested due to the “high likelihood” that Foster would commit a violent offense. On Dec. 9, investigators said a student showed the principal at Sammamish High School screenshots from Snapchat messages with Foster, which included a picture of seven or eight long guns and rifle bags and a message saying he was going to bring his guns to the student’s school. The administrator called 911, and the school was placed into lockdown. The school stayed locked down until Foster was arrested at his home in north Seattle about two hours later. Foster was carrying a rifle scope cover at the time of his arrest, according to probable cause documents. Bellevue police were aware of Foster, because about two weeks prior

For small businesses looking to increase their social media marketing in the new year, there are many social media platforms that could be a great fit. There are many popular social media platforms out there with an active user base, making it easier to find your target audience. We’ll look at some of the top social media sites to help you develop your social media plans.Why Should Your Business Use Social Media?Using a social network can be incredibly beneficial for a business. Here are some of the reasons why you should use social media platforms for your business:Reach: You can reach a wide number of users in your targeted segments but also build awareness about your business with new audiences.Connection: Your business can build a personal connection to customers and fans of the company using social mediaInformation: Social media is great for distributing and posting important information about the business, such as discounts and sales since you can reach users quickly.Speed: The other benefit of social media is that it’s incredibly fast, and you can reach users more quickly than ever before on a social platform.Innovative: Using a social network enables businesses to be more innovative with their marketing and

Snapchat started monetizing itself in the name of Snapchat+ and earned a tremendous $6 Million as its net revenue in a single month.But after one month, the revenue dropped immediately, putting social media observers into the thought that whether it was just a coincidence that revenues become so high or it was a trend.As AppFigures has collected Snapchat+ revenue generation data for this year, it becomes easy to predict whether it was a trend or it just happened by chance. Now, the answer seems to be a mixture of both, as the revenue generated in June peaked at $6 Million but dropped around 21% in August to less than $5 Million, but the graph is seen going up by 3.24% in September, +4.87% in October and last month the platform once again generated near to $6 Million in November, which is an 8.15% increase in the revenue since October.Now this is a clear steep and it’s pretty easy to predict that December may be the month, that Snapchat+ will generate near to or almost $6 Million, which would be an increase of $0.4 Million since November.It is estimated that by January, the revenue will be more than $6 Million.At first

Asuka has established herself as one of the most ruthless competitors in the WWE women’s locker room, and there is a good reason for that. The Empress Of Tomorrow has gone through a lot of changes throughout her career. Asuka has been teasing a huge character change over the past few days, and now it seems she has dropped yet another tease. As seen on last week’s episode of Monday Night RAW, Asuka competed in a triple threat match involving Bayley and Rhea Ripley. Despite her best efforts, Asuka was unable to win the match. Asuka then teased going back to her old gimmick in Japan, where she was known as Kana. This kept on becoming a recurring theme, as she dropped a cryptic post every day. In fact, Asuka took to Twitter and uploaded yet another cryptic post, hinting at going back to her role as Kana. As I crawl a cracked and broken path Asuka even dropped a cryptic post regarding Charlotte Flair. We will have to wait and see whether Asuka will return as Kana on the upcoming episode of Monday Night RAW or not. Fans would love to see Asuka in a whole different light. Do you

A CENTRAL Coast man has been sentenced to 10 years in jail for producing child abuse material and sharing it online. An investigation started in December 2020 following a report by the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to the AFP-led Australian Centre to Counter Child Exploitation (ACCCE) about an online user uploading videos of young girls to Snapchat and a cloud storage and file hosting service.AFP investigators linked the man, 34, from Kanwal, Central Coast, to the illegal online activity.In March 2021, AFP Eastern Command Child Protection investigators with support from specialists in imagery and geomatics and digital forensics, executed search warrants at the man's home, where officers seized an electronic device and charged him with child-abuse related offences.The man pleaded guilty at the Gosford Local Court on February 9, 2022, to 12 child abuse-related offences:They included three counts of producing child abuse material with the intention of committing an offence, five counts of using a carriage service to make available child abuse material, one count of using a carriage service to solicit child abuse material and two counts of using a carriage service to transmit child abuse material.He also plead guilty to one count of failing to comply

What should I do to block a user on Snapchat? To block a Snapchat user, the first thing to remember is that you must download the app on your phone. Later, open it later, and you will be taken to the Snapchat camera. After that, you must go to your profile, which you will find by clicking on the avatar image or on the image at the top left of the screen. Once you have completed this action, you must follow the steps that we will explain below: Block one of your friends from the App Once you are in your profile, scroll down and open the “My friends” option, after that, you will see the names of all your friends that you have added, so you must select someone. When you identify a person, you should click on their name and click on the option on the top left of the screen where there are three dots. Then press the block button carefully. By doing this, you block that person, and they will not be able to access your posts, and they will not be able to send you messages or comments. Blocking a person, you do not know

Edgar Cervantes / Android AuthoritySnapchat was the app that popularized fleeting photo messages. However, as it has evolved, more and more settings and features have been added. While we wouldn’t say the interface is exactly cluttered, some things are harder to find than before. With that in mind, let’s review how to block or unblock someone on Snapchat. Read more: How to mute someone on Snapchat How to block someone on Snapchat You can block someone on Snapchat by visiting their profile and managing your friendship. Within that options menu, you will find the Block button. Launch Snapchat and go to the Chat tab. Find the person you want to block and tap their profile picture. This will take you to their profile. On their profile, tap the ⋯ button in the top right. Select Manage Friendship from the menu that pops up. In Manage Friendship, tap Block. A confirmation box will appear. Select Block. How to unblock someone on Snapchat Blocking someone isn’t a permanent action. In many cases, people reconsider a past block and decide to go back on their decision. To unblock someone, you must navigate to the Blocked section of the app. Launch Snapchat and tap your profile icon in

The high school principal facing 12 years in prison after he investigated a tip that students were sexting testified in a Morgan County district court Friday about the unusual case that has split the Eastern Colorado community of Brush.  Bradley Bass, 32, said he’d followed his supervisors’ instructions and acted in accordance with school policies when he looked into a Safe2Tell tip about students sharing explicit images in April. Fearing the teens could log onto the Snapchat app they used to share the photos and delete them, Bass took photos of the images as evidence and uploaded them to a secure folder on the school server. Police have accused Bass of interfering with their investigation into the sexting case, though School Resource Officer Jared Barham got the same tip Bass did and did not follow up for several weeks. Bass said on the stand that he believed he’d fully cooperated with Barham and would have provided any information police asked for.  He’s been charged with four counts of sexual exploitation of a child. Under state law, possessing explicit images of a minor is akin to child pornography, no matter the person’s intent.  Bass’ lawyers have asked 13th Judicial District Judge

Prince Harry's Secret Instagram Account Revealed in New 'Harry & Meghan' Docuseries While Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are offering an unfiltered look into their lives in the new Netflix docuseries, Harry & Meghan, Harry isn't a stranger to a filter. In volume I of the docuseries, which covers the couple's early romance in three episodes, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex give a rare glimpse into their lives.  "I was scrolling through my feed and someone who was a friend had this video of the two of them, like a Snapchat," Harry says of seeing Meghan for the first time.  It was a Snapchat of Meghan with "doggy ears." "That's what he saw of me," Meghan says of her husband, cringing.  "That was the first thing. I was like, 'Who is that?!' That's ridiculous," Harry says, laughing.  The docuseries then shows a snapshot of Harry's own private feed from his secret Instagram account, which features lots of wildlife photography.  "I asked if I could see his feed," Meghan recalls. "So that's the thing. When people say, 'Did you Google him?' No. But that's your homework. You're like, 'Hmmm, let me see what they're about in their feed. Not what