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Supplied/CapsuleRising star Te Ao o Hinepehinga Rauna.This story was first published on Capsule. At just 26 years old, actor Te Ao o Hinepehinga Rauna has landed roles on two of Aotearoa’s biggest shows – and the lead role in a new series by Snapchat. She talks to Capsule about the balance of opportunity and luck, the freedom of knowing you need very little to get by and hitting the jackpot on year six of her seven-year acting plan. During the past year-and-a-bit of Capsule’s existence, we’ve done some remote interviews to some pretty funky places but Head High actor Te Ao o Hinepehinga Rauna is really taking it to the next level when she announces that she’s coming to Capsule live from Tequila. For the past couple of months before this interview, Te Ao has been in Mexico filming a TV series for Snapchat – yes, Snapchat – and added a whistle-stop sight-seeing trip before flying home to NZ (only to arrive in lockdown, such is life in 2021). But on the day of the interview, she’s thrilled to announce that she’s in Tequila, a town in the Mexican state of Jalisco, which is famous for its … you guessed…

by: Erin Coulehan Posted: Sep 15, 2021 / 04:01 PM MDT / Updated: Sep 15, 2021 / 10:21 PM MDT EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — A 22-year old man is facing several charges related to the alleged sexual assault of a 14-year old girl he met on Snapchat in Sunland Park. Alex Cole is being charged with criminal sexual penetration, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, and two counts of criminal sexual contact of a minor. According to an affidavit obtained by KTSM 9 News, the alleged victim said she met Cole on Snapchat and that he later assaulted her two days later. The alleged victim claims Cole picked her up in a black motorcycle near her home then took her to a converted garage where he lives. She alleges that she saw a white powder inside the garage that she says Cole told her was cocaine. The victim says she “smelled the drugs” then began to feel dizzy and lightheaded. She says Cole then penetrated her. She says the two lay on Cole’s brown bed sheets and white pillowcases when he removed her clothes and began kissing her, then tried to pressure her to perform sexual acts on…

A video that briefly appeared on Snapchat cost Armand Tatum his job as football coach at Western Hills High School, something Hamilton County's top prosecutor calls inexplicable."This coach deserves a huge apology," Joe Deters said.Deters said the video runs about five seconds and involves members of West High's football team. At one point in the video, Deters said a boy's pants are pulled down during what he calls a tussle."They didn't hurt the kid that we're aware of. They embarrassed the (expletive) out of him. I'm sure," Deters said.Deters blamed the current legal climate for costing Tatum his job and disrupting the season for West High football players, some of whom were not present when the hazing happened."Everybody has a lawyer. Everybody's suing everybody. CPS is afraid of being sued," he said. "Look, I don't blame the kid’s mom for hiring a lawyer. That's fine. It's perfectly within her rights, and she should be worried about her child. Sometimes ... common sense has to prevail here, and it's not prevailing. ... Incidents like this cause — really need more of an Andy Griffith approach than a Barney Fife approach."Deters said criminal charges in the case are not likely and hopes…

By Elizabeth Culliford(Reuters) - Snapchat's owner has hired a longtime online safety advocate as its first global head of platform safety, Snap Inc told Reuters on Wednesday, as the company continues to ramp up efforts around user safety and as social media firms face mounting global pressure from regulators and lawmakers.Snap said that after a long search it hired Jacqueline Beauchere, who will represent its safety work to regulators, lawmakers and partners and help advise on new policies and initiatives.Beauchere was at Microsoft Corp for more than 20 years including as its chief online safety officer.Child safety advocates and U.S. lawmakers have raised alarms on a wide range of issues faced by users of online platforms including mental health impacts and potential abuses from bullying to child sexual exploitation."We are committed to helping parents, stakeholders and advocates understand how young people experience our products and how we approach critical issues around safety and trust," Snap's vice president of global policy Jen Stout said in a statement."There is no one better suited to help us accomplish this than Jacqueline, and this work will only become more important as we deepen our focus into augmented reality and the future of computing," she…

Snapchat app is seen on a smartphone in this illustration taken, July 13, 2021. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File PhotoSept 15 (Reuters) - Snapchat's owner has hired a longtime online safety advocate as its first global head of platform safety, Snap Inc told Reuters on Wednesday, as the company continues to ramp up efforts around user safety and as social media firms face mounting global pressure from regulators and lawmakers.Snap said that after a long search it hired Jacqueline Beauchere, who will represent its safety work to regulators, lawmakers and partners and help advise on new policies and initiatives.Beauchere was at Microsoft Corp (MSFT.O) for more than 20 years including as its chief online safety officer.Child safety advocates and U.S. lawmakers have raised alarms on a wide range of issues faced by users of online platforms including mental health impacts and potential abuses from bullying to child sexual exploitation."We are committed to helping parents, stakeholders and advocates understand how young people experience our products and how we approach critical issues around safety and trust," Snap's vice president of global policy Jen Stout said in a statement."There is no one better suited to help us accomplish this than Jacqueline, and this work will only…

Facebook announced that their new Ray-Ban collaboration—Ray-Ban Stories—is now available for purchase online and in retail stores in the US, Australia, Canada, Ireland, Italy, and the UK. Their “sunglasses” give their users a way to capture photos and video, share adventures, listen to music or take phone calls without using their phones—very similar to Snapchat Spectacles. If you’re unfamiliar with Snapchat Spectacles, you aren’t alone. They’re pretty un-memorable, and its appeal dimmed so quickly since its initial release in 2016. The Spectacles were described as a “more fashionable Google Glass”, but it still looked pretty tacky. Snapchat Spectacles featured a camera lens and “are capable of recording short video segments and syncing with a smartphone to upload to the user’s online account”. The smart glasses record when the user presses a button on the top left of the frame, for a maximum of 30 seconds (in 10 second intervals). They were cool in theory, but I don’t know anyone who uses Snapchat anymore besides younger users as a platform for communication—so I’m not surprised that the glasses seemed to fizzle out. So, what makes the Ray-Ban Stories different from the Snapchat ones? According to Facebook, Stories has “dual integrated 5MP cameras”, which…

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Gone are those days when people had no option but to be contented with dull photos because picture filters like Snapchat never existed. The introduction of these tools has revolutionized the appearance of pictures and even videos. Users can add spark and creativity to their photographs to ensure that they stand out and get noticed quickly. Unfortunately, while there is a sea of filter apps, not all deliver what they promise to offer.Picture filters. Photo: @subtlecinematicsSource: UGCOne of the considerations that must be accounted for when looking for a picture filter or any other app is its effectiveness. It must do its task as per its description and offer some extra features. Therefore, to avoid wasting your time and resources by downloading face filter apps that are of no use, one must use the best filters in the market.Top 10 picture filters like SnapchatWithout a doubt, Snapchat is one of the best and most popular picture filters out there. Users can edit their pictures to their level of liking before they can share them with friends. Snapchat may be the best app of its kind, but it has been given a run for its money by similar apps like:1. InstagramWhen…

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The Snapchat Spectacles came in 2016 with a lot of hype but turned out to be a bloated bubble that ultimately burst. While Snapchat users might disagree with this judgment, the glasses are pretty much useless for anything other than Snapchat. Now Facebook is looking to change that image with Ray-Ban Stories glasses developed in collaboration with EssilorLuxottica, Ray-Ban’s parent company. The glasses don’t come with any display in the lenses so they cannot be called AR glasses by any stretch of the imagination. Still, they have smart capabilities and features to keep users interested in buying what is being described as Ray-Ban’s first generation of smart sunglasses and eyeglasses. Design and built quality On the first look, these glasses give an impression of a pair of Ray-Ban Wayfarers off the shelf. But these are a tad heavier (since they have built-in camera and speakers) and surprisingly comfortable to wear. This is a big advantage considering other similar attempts at smart glasses have either not been designed for daily wear or have felt too bulky to wear for long durations. The absence of Facebook branding from the Ray-Ban Stories glasses is a wise step, it is only visible on the…