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Please try another search Economy 8 hours ago (Jul 22, 2022 06:44AM ET) © Reuters. By Geoffrey Smith  Investing.com -- Snapchat puts a chill on the relief rally, putting Twitter results in sharp focus. Stocks are due to open lower but are still on course for their highest weekly close since early June. Verizon, Amex and Schlumberger all report earnings. Recession fears in Europe grow after some weak business surveys, and there's a ray of hope for poor food-importing countries as Russia and Ukraine edge closer to a deal on securing grain exports out of the Black Sea, pushing wheat prices lower. Here's what you need to know in financial markets on Friday, July 22.  1. Snapchat puts a chill on the rally The relief rally in U.S. stocks ran into resistance overnight after Snapchat owner Snap (NYSE:) posted its slowest-ever growth in as a public company, causing its stock to fall by nearly 30% in premarket trading. The company also posted a loss of $422 million for the quarter and said it would “substantially” cut its hiring, in an echo of similar reports about bigger technology companies throughout the week. However, Snapchat has consistently had bigger problems with posting a…

While most of us consume content in every best way possible, the recent high brightness of devices is somehow an issue for users who spend hours in front of the phone screen, and that is when dark mode helps, and for apps like Snapchat, it is a blessing that there is a direct option to turn on dark mode in Snapchat. This app is so addictive for users and they don’t realize spending hours in a stretch when the day is about to end and after a tiring work day. But since brighter screens always lead to eye fatigue and sleep disturbance, it is advised to have a dark mode for Snapchat turned on, and do the same for almost every social media app you use. In this particular guide, we are going to explain how you can have a dark mode for Snapchat enabled in a couple of ways. In case one doesn’t work, you can try the other one. Though, after multiple tests, it was clear for us that the first method inside the Snapchat app itself is working pretty fine without an issue on any iOS device, be that an iPhone, iPad, or even iPod touch device…

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Two regional congressmen have introduced a bipartisan bill which would begin tracking when the internet, and especially social media outlets, are used in illegal activity.The bill, sponsored by Democrat Josh Gottheimer of New Jersey and Brian Fitzpatrick, a Republican from Pennsylvania, requires the FBI to include a check-off box on crime reports submitted by local law enforcement which will show that the internet was somehow involved in the crime being reported.The two lawmakers held a joint news conference on Thursday which included Dr. Laura Berman and Samuel Chapman, parents of Sammy Chapman, a 16-year-old who purchased drugs over a Snapchat connection. The drugs were laced with fentanyl and led to his death.Known as CHATS, "Combating Harmful Actions with Transparency on Social" act, the bill would require the U.S. Attorney General, working with the FBI, to set up standards for local police to include social media involvement in any crimes.The proposed law, which has support from the National Fraternal Order of Police, directs the FBI and Justice Department to collect and report on data on crimes involving social media.Of interest:NJ getting $641M to fight the opioid epidemic. Why fentanyl is making it harder than everLocal law enforcement would…

COVINGTON, Ky. (WXIX) - A Warren County man could spend the next 27 years in federal prison after authorities say he solicited sexual images of minor victims over Snapchat,.Steven Richard Stiles, 34, received his sentence Tuesday from U.S. District Judge David Bunning. Stiles, a Morrow resident, pleaded guilty in April to using a minor to engage in sexually explicit conduct to produce child pornography.He acknowledged in the plea agreement that from June-December 2021, he communicated with five victims by Snapchat. He persuaded the victims to produce images of themselves engaged in sexually explicit conduct and then convinced the victims to send him those images through the social media platform, according to the federal prosecutor’s office.Stiles also admitted that he knew the images were of minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct.He must serve 85 percent of his prison sentence per federal law. He faces life probation after his release. Authorities released news of the sentencing Tuesday in a statement co-signed by Erlanger Police Chief Kyle Rader, Special Agent in Charge of Homeland Security Investigations Jerry Templet and United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Kentucky Carlton S. Shier, IV. HSI within the Department of Homeland Security conducted the investigation with…

. 6 months agoStreaming star Ludwig ‘Ludwig’ Ahgren has revealed the story behind his exit from Snapchat as he may have had a bit of a bizarre reason for leaving.  No matter if you’re big from Twitch, TikTok, YouTube, or another platform, fans are desperate to know the ins and outs of a content creator’s life. That includes their backstory and what they did beforehand. Many of the biggest streamers have gaming experience and tech experience beforehand – with some of the biggest streamers crossing over from the worlds of esports, game development, and coding. That goes for Ludwig who, in a massive deal, recently swapped Twitch for YouTube. While many fans followed him over, he’s also gained some new ones who want to know all about him. YouTube: LudwigAhgren exploded on Twitch, then made the big-money move to YouTube. So, in a recent stream, the former Twitch star dished on how he used to work for Snapchat – yes, Snapchat – but had a bit of an unusual reason for why he may have left the company. Read More: LazarBeam reveals he’s making his own FPS game ‘World Boss’ “Snapchat was sick, but I stole a lot from the workplace,”…

Snapchat is taking a step outside your smartphones and is landing right on the web. The platform is bringing in features like chatting, video calling, and even snapping to the desktop via a new web app. This is also the first time Snapchat has stepped out of smartphones. Snapchat for Web can be logged in via the same credentials you use on your Snapchat account on the smartphone and use the web platform to send private messages to friends and also call them. However, it appears that Snapchat for Web might see a phased rollout because initially it is going to be available to Snapchat Plus subscribers only. Snap launched this paid tier for the platform in June this year and this is the first exclusive feature that is coming to the subscribers. Snapchat Plus subscribers in the UK, the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand will get access to Snapchat for Web first. Additionally, Snapchat for Web is only compatible with Google’s Chrome and Apple’s Safari browser. While Snapchat is supposed to be a “visual-first” messaging app, the platform’s head of messaging product Nathan Boyd explained that a web version of the app makes sense because users are on…

Snap just announced Snapchat for Web, a new way to stay in touch with friends while using a computer. Using Snapchat in a browser is surprisingly similar to how it works with the mobile app, yet Snap takes advantage of the larger screen to show a list of friends in a sidebar at the left. Both chats and video calls are available as early access features to paid Snapchat+ subscribers in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand. Eventually, the ability to use Snapchat from a computer will roll out to all Snapchatters, worldwide. To use Snapchat for Web, you need Google’s Chrome browser and it’s best to update to the latest version. The browser version of Snapchat works with Windows, MacOS, and Chrome OS, so if you’re a Snapchat+ subscriber in a supported region, you should be able to log in right now on your computer’s Chrome browser at web.snapchat.com. Snap introduced Snapchat+ just a few weeks ago, a way to give priority access to new features to the platform’s most dedicated users. Top features include the ability to change the app’s icon, pin a friend to the top of your chat history, and see who rewatched…

To begin with, the web platform will be available exclusively for Snapchat Plus subscribers in the US, the UK and Canada, and Snapchatters across Australia, and New Zealand. Topics Snapchat | Video Calling | Social Media IANS  |  New Delhi  Last Updated at July 18, 2022 19:33 IST Snapchat on Monday announced to bring features like chatting and video calling to desktop through a new web app for the first time. Snapchat for Web is a new way for "our community to stay connected through our camera when they're at their computers," the company said in a statement. To begin with, the web platform will be available exclusively for Snapchat Plus subscribers in the US, the UK and Canada, and Snapchatters across Australia, and New Zealand. "We can't wait to bring it to our entire global community soon," said the platform that has nearly 332 million users. Snapchat for Web will only be compatible with Google's Chrome browser and not Apple's Safari at the launch. "With more than 100 million Snapchatters using our voice and video calling each month on average, we're excited to offer a new way for our community to keep conversations going on their computers," said Snap, the parent company of…

Unlike many other social media platforms, Snapchat has been available only on mobile since its launch over a decade ago. But on Monday, the company launched a web-based version of the popular messaging app.The goal is to give users the freedom to switch between their phones and computers, all while continuing their conversations on the platform. But the new desktop option could also help Snapchat take on a surprising rival: Zoom.While Snapchat is known for letting users send disappearing chats and photos, called snaps, video calling has become a popular feature of the app, according to the company. Snapchat said its app hosts more than 100 million video calls each month with up to 15 participants each. Now, it hopes that service will become easier and more pleasant to use when people join those calls from a desktop.The idea is similar to video calling services such as Zoom, which exploded in popularity during the pandemic, but with some selling points unique to Snapchat. Users will be able to initiate calls more quickly and easily because they're already connected to friends and can see when others are online, according to the company. Snapchat's signature photo lenses — the ones that can…

BENTONVILLE -- A Siloam Springs man arrested last month in connection with extortion has been arrested again following accusations he raped two girls and extorted several others by threatening to release nude images of them. Matthew Nance, 22, was in court Monday for his third bond hearing in recent weeks. He was arrested in connection with two counts of rape, six counts of sexual extortion and one count of kidnapping. He was arrested last week in connection with sexual extortion. His first arrest was June 20 in connection with four counts of sexual extortion. Prosecutors have not filed formal charges against Nance. He was in the Benton County Jail on Tuesday on a bond of $425,000. Siloam Springs police started investigating in April after the mother of a 17-year-old girl reported an incident, according to a probable cause affidavit. The girl told police she was in Walmart when Nance, who worked for a bank, approached her about opening a checking and savings account. Nance set up the account and asked for her cellphone to set up the mobile banking app, according to the affidavit. The girl said she received a message from someone on Snapchat, and the person threatened to…