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SAN ANGELO, TX – A San Angelo man faces multiple charges after A domestic violence incident that occurred last October.  According to court documents, on Apr. 7, Conner Featherston, 28, was indicted for Assault Against a Family Member and Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon. The indictment came after an incident that occurred on Oct. 19, 2020 at around 3:30 a.m. Featherston's wife claims that she was awoken in the middle of the night by her husband who was demanding her to open her snapchat account. Featherston's wife denied her husband access to her phone which prompted him to drag her out of bed, put his hands around her throat, and squeeze to the point where she could not breath. He then attempted again to get his wife to open up the Snapchat but she refused. She told officers that  he then pulled out a black handgun and pointed it towards her head. She was able to get away and cops arrived on scene.  Police wrote in the affidavit that the woman had red marks on her throat and neck that were consistent with her rendition of events.  Officers then asked Featherston what happened. Featherston claims that he believed that his wife was cheating on him so…

Apple has a huge market share when it comes to mobile phones. While Samsung is edge-to-edge with Apple in the competition, iPhones are still the industry's most loved device. This gives Apple an advantage over its competitors. If you look at Google's Android ecosystem, you will find that there is much freedom for developers and customers.Apple's lawsuits over the yearsApple is still very restricted and has fought lawsuits over developers jailbreaking the device and customizing it at their own will. One of the latest and ongoing lawsuits for Apple is related to its App Store.Many companies such as Spotify, Angry Birds, Epic Games, etc. have accused Apple of taking a huge cut of 30% for the in-app purchases on its store. While some of them have tried to let users download their app directly through their website, Apple has come forward to defend itself and restrict that as well.Unlike Android, where there are multiples unofficial app stores such as ACMarket, Aptoide, APKPure, etc., Apple doesn't allow its users to download applications from anywhere else than its own App Store.To use unofficial app stores on Apple, namely Cydia, Tweakbox, etc., users need to jailbreak their devices. This is a risky process…

“The Global IM Software and Apps Market report is a comprehensive analysis of the Global IM Software and Apps industry. The main regional Markets including North America, China, Africa, Germany, APAC, and more have been analyzed individually for a more granular view of the performance of each region in the IM Software and Apps Market and the varying reasons for its positive and negative growth. The dynamics of the Market such as growth drivers, current and future trends, latest developments, threats, challenges, and opportunities in the Global IM Software and Apps industry are deeply analyzed. The competitive landscape of the Global IM Software and Apps Market, along with the profiles of the major companies is presented in the report. Leading Companies of IM Software and Apps Market : Facebook Apple Tencent Google Microsoft Telegram LINE Viber Kakao Yahoo Snapchat BlackBerry We Have Recent Updates of IM Software and Apps Market in Sample Copy @ https://www.orbismarketreports.com/sample-request/121483?utm_source=Ancy The significant contributions made by Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprise (MSME) in the Global IM Software and Apps Market have been determined. Their role in recent years in tier1 and tier2 countries for its significant contribution to the growth of the Global IM Software and…

CLARKSVILLE, TN – Here’s a look at the top local news stories from Clarksville Now this week. Animal clinic under fire after employee mocks injury on Snapchat: The employee posted a graphic image of the cat, with the injured tongue showing, and the caption: “Her bad attitude backfired.” READ MORE Homeless in Clarksville: A three-part Clarksville Now series tackling what can be done to help get people off the streets. One man’s big step to get back off the streets: Meet Jerry Pace, who’s putting his life back together after years of struggling with substance abuse and arrests. How a life in limbo can lead to $200,000 in debt: Citations, arrests and fines seem to be regular occurrences for folks living in limbo, trying to find a way to survive day-to-day. This week: What’s ahead as the city and nonprofits look for ways to help. LG Electronics to add 300 jobs, bringing total over 1,000: The Korea-based company plans to increase production at the local plant by investing an additional $20.5 million to add another shift for manufacturing. READ MORE Hispanic veteran with PTSD sues Montgomery County after being fired from Sheriff’s Office: He says he was fired after he asked for a…

No doubt most people you know won't need any persuading, but if you're struggling to rally the troops, you may just have to get creative - like a Snapchat user called Jack Potter managed to do. Following a workout at the gym, Jack hoped to get out to the pub to enjoy the sunny weather and messaged his mates. But sadly his calls for a weekday sesh went unanswered in their group chat.Credit: Jack PotterExplaining his predicament to LADbible back in 2017, a then-19-year-old Jack said: "The weather was beautiful, but they've all just started new jobs so they were bottling going out. I knew half of them wouldn't even reply, let alone turn up, but I wasn't having it." His mates had returned to Brentwood, Essex, from university, so Jack was keen to seize the opportunity to see them. Already at the pub with just one friend - hardly the big reunion he'd hoped for - Jack knew some extreme measures were called for. He decided to message them saying he had bought them a pint. However, he knew they wouldn't believe him without photographic evidence. So, having already got himself a pint of Foster's, he took a Snapchat…

Snapchat filters are a great way to jazz up your photos and videos, but some of them can dramatically alter the way you look. That’s why everyone is jumping on Snapchat’s bald head filter — it gives them a way to see how they’d look without hair. As it turns out, the Snapchat bald head filter is one of the easiest effects to use. Here’s how to try it out for yourself.How to get the Bald Head filter on SnapchatTo get the bald head filter on Snapchat, head over to the Explore page. The filter you’re looking for is called “Bald Character,” specifically the one developed by the Snapchat crew. All you need to do is tap on the filter, then capture a photo to see what you’d look like without hair.As you may suspect, the bald head filter seen on Instagram and TikTok typically comes from Snapchat. As it turns out, there’s a lot of cross-use when it comes to photo effects shared across social media. For example, the no beard filter and the popular Ted Talks filter seen around TikTok both come from Snapchat.Still, not everyone knows how to use Snapchat filters, let alone find specific filters. Fortunately,…

SrdjanPav/Getty Call them augumented reality, face filters, or — the term Google’s adopted — “face retouching,” they started out as cute puppy dog ears, vomiting rainbows, flower crowns, and… that blue filter that smooths out your complexion. Now every major social media platform, from SnapChat to TikTok, Facebook to Instagram, has them, and we’re all guilty. Raise your hand if you don’t have a fave Insta filter. When I drink with friends on Facebook Messenger Chat, I put on kitty ears once I’m drunk: they’re not only cute, but they also make my eyes bigger and my face a touch narrower. A friend halos herself in angel wings and blue light. We’re smoother, prettier, digital versions of ourselves. We’re also almost forty. Teens grew up in selfie culture. Sophia tells MIT Technology Review that she was in fifth grade when filter use became widespread, and she and her friends were definitely trying to make themselves look better. “Twelve-year-old girls having access to something that makes you not look like you’re 12?” she says. “Like, that’s the coolest thing ever. You feel so pretty.” But what happens when our digital self doesn’t match the person in the mirror? We’re conducting a…

There’s a new dating app on the scene called Feels. Its unique selling point is an interface that feels closer to a Snapchat-style story or a TikTok feed rather than the swipeable cards found in other dating apps. TechCrunch reports Feels currently has around 100,000 users. Although the app is available globally, the company says its focus is primarily on the French market as it launches more widely. Feels is styling itself as an “anti-dating app,” but to be clear, this is very much still a dating app. You’re still reacting to profiles and having conversations, which, I’m sure, for a lot of people, will end up with them going on dates. At the same time, though, Feels’ interface, ahem, feels different enough from the competition to make it interesting. You can add captions and location tags to your photos. Screenshot: Feels Profiles are made up of a combination of pictures, videos, and answers to prewritten questions (similar to Hinge), but each element fills up your whole screen, and you browse through a profile by tapping on the left or right sides of the screen. Like I said, it’s very Snapchat Stories. They’re the same elements that rival dating apps…

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ABINGDON, Va. – A North Carolina man, who used the popular social media messaging app Snapchat to solicit minors to send him sexually explicit photographs and videos in exchange for expensive gifts, pleaded guilty today in U.S. District Court in Abingdon, Acting United States Attorney Daniel P. Bubar, Stanley M. Meador, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI’s Richmond Division, and Grayson County Sheriff Richard Vaughan announced today. Jason Kelly Inman, 40, of Mount Airy, N.C., waived his right to be indicted and pleaded guilty today to a one-count Information charging him with persuading, enticing, and coercing and attempting to persuade, entice, and coerce minors to engage in sexually explicit conduct for the purpose of producing visual depictions of such conduct. At sentencing, Inman faces a term of imprisonment of 15 to 17-and-one-half years, and a mandatory minimum term of supervised release of five years.  A sentencing hearing has been scheduled for July 21, 2021 at 2:30 p.m.   “This defendant used the internet to prey on vulnerable victims, promising them expensive gifts and cash in order to facilitate this egregious behavior,” United States Attorney Bubar said today. “An unfortunate side effect of living our lives increasingly online is the…