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Few things are more annoying on Snapchat than having random people add themselves as a friend. Here are a few tips for stopping that for good. Just about every Snapchat user has likely had random people add them as a friend. They’ll be going about their day, using the app like normal, and then get a notification that someone has added them on the app — despite not knowing the new follower at all. These random followers can be pretty annoying, so let’s learn how to stop them once and for all. For a lot of people, Snapchat is often used as a more personal platform than other social media sites. Something like Twitter is great to keep public and open for everyone to follow, but for those times where folks would rather share something with a smaller group of people, Snapchat is a great place to do so. As mentioned above, however, this doesn’t exactly work if random users are adding someone’s Snapchat account. The good news is that there are a few ways Snapchat users can prevent random people from following/adding them. Above all else, it’s strongly recommended to turn off the ‘Quick Add’ feature. When opening the search page…

Snapchat has launched a new Cartoon 3D Style lens that will let users transform their selfies into characters that look like they have emerged from the world of Disney or Pixar. It uses transforms your face into a modern-day prince or princess. According to the statement from the company, several Snapchatters have used this lens across the globe and it has been viewed more than 1.7 billion times on the app. Also, it works for both images and videos. Just like many users, you can have fun with this lens by using it on movie characters, famous paintings, celebrities, or yourselves. This filter has clearly become a trendy filter on the social media platform and it has now gone viral. Now, you can be a part of this trend, as well. Here is a guide on how you can use this new Snapchat filter. Make sure that your Snapchat app is updated and open it. Navigate to the camera screen and tap on the smiling face icon. This is located at the right side of the camera button. Tap on the “Explore” button and type in “cartoon” in the search bar. Among the displayed results, click on the option that…

Bumble, a dating and social networking app for women, is expanding the “night-in” virtual dating experience in India. This new feature allows users to communicate with their opponents via in-app games in a one-on-one video chat. .Bumble’s Night In basically wants to fill the communication gap in the COVID-19 pandemic. The tool debuted in the United States and Canada in March and has reached the global market. Users need to enjoy the new app with the latest version of the app. In addition, the dating app announced the launch of a video note similar to last year’s audio note. This allows users to send videos, basically like Snapchat, quickly to facilitate communication. In particular, Bumble has added 5 Snapchats. Lenses for video notes including Atmosphere, Reactions and Fox Ears / Tail. Make video conversations more interesting. To start “Night Inn”, the user must click the icon in the chat message. The app sends notifications to others to join the video chat. Following this Bumble Offering a trivia quiz at launch, the company also plans to extend this feature with more game options and virtual experiences. Talking further about development, Priti Joshi, Vice President of Global Strategy and Operations, said that…

Bumble claims that Voice Call or Video Chat feature had a 38 percent increase since the onset of the pandemic last year. Users in India spend roughly 20 minutes on an average on Bumble video calls or voice chats.Bumble, the women-focused dating and social networking app, is expanding the “Night In" virtual dating experience in India. The new feature allows users to communicate with their matches via an in-app game over a one-on-one video chat. Bumble’s Night In essentially hopes to bridge the communication gap amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The tool debuted in the US and Canada back in March and is reaching global markets. Users must ensure they are using the latest version of the app to enjoy new updates. Moreover, the dating app has announced the launch of Video Notes, which is kind of similar to its audio notes from last year. It essentially enables users to send quick Snapchat-likes videos to ease communications. Notably, Bumble has added five Snapchat lenses for video notes that include Atmosphere, Reactions, and Fox Ears/Tail to make video conversations more entertaining.To start ‘Night In,’ users need to click on the icon within the chat message. The app will send a notification to…

Home >Industry >Media >Snapchat launches creator shows with Anushka Sen, Vir Das in India PremiumOver 70 million viewers in India have watched Snapchat Shows in the last year 2 min read . Updated: 17 Jun 2021, 12:49 PM IST Saumya Tewari Snap’s Creator Shows--'What’s On My Plate' featuring Anushka Sen and 'Vir Das - The Most Epic Max Show' featuring Vir Das are a 10-episode series with new episodes dropping every week NEW DELHI: Snap Inc, the parent company of Snapchat, on Thursday announced the launch of its first local and original Indian creator shows featuring television actor Anushka Sen and comedian Vir Das. Produced by digital media and artist management company Qyuki, the shows are aimed at mobile-first audience which will air on Snapchat Discover. The company made this announcement first in October 2020 alongside a slate of other exclusive and Snap Original content. The first show “What’s On My Plate" will be cooking based where users will get to follow Anushka Sen in the kitchen. The weekly series premieres 19 June with new episodes coming out every Saturday and will feature special appearances from Sen's family and friends. In “Vir Das - The Most Epic Max Show", Das…

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To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. In the past month, there have been some notable developments surrounding Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act ("CDA" or "Section 230") beyond the ongoing debate in Congress over the potential for legislative reform. These include a novel application of CDA in a FCRA online privacy case (Henderson v. The Source for Public Data, No. 20-294 (E.D. Va. May 19, 2021)) and the denial of CDA immunity in another case involving an alleged design defect in a social media app (Lemmon v. Snap Inc., No. 20-55295 (9th Cir. May 4, 2021), as well as the uncertainties surrounding a new Florida law that attempts to regulate content moderation decisions and user policies of large online platforms. Florida's SB 7072 On May 24, 2021, the Florida governor signed a bill (SB 7072) that, among other things: prohibits large "social media platforms" (i.e., over 100 million global monthly users) from willfully deplatforming Florida political candidates, bars any action to shadowban or deplatform a "journalistic enterprise" based on the content of its publications, and prohibits deplatforming or limiting access to a user's posting without first giving notice and offering…

Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later.When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice.A TikTok user has been given a glimpse into a terrifying post-apocalyptic world after discovering a group of islands that may house the countries most powerful people should world order collapse. The islands ominously found off the coast of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates have been positioned in an eerily similar shape to the the world map. Dozens of islands scatter the coastal area with many labelled as country or place names such as the United Kingdom, Australia and California, reports Lad Bible. One island has even been named Island Michael Schumacher, presumably in honour of the former Formula One motor racing champion. The islands were labelled as countries of areas of the world (Image: TikTok) The real life Fox Mulder shared details of their find on TikTok using a Snapchat map to provide evidence of the dramatic discovery. Scrolling over the map the computerised voice asks: ""I saw this on TikTok and didn't believe it but oh my god what the f***?" The video, with added haunting…