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Screenshots of a group chat included with the police report show students discussing the video Neither the students nor the Moline High School teacher have been identified in the report (Representational Images / Getty Images) MOLINE, ILLINOIS: A high school teacher in Moline, Illinois, was fired in November for publicly reporting that she had sex on Snapchat. Her several students watched the sex video before it got deleted. The news of this astonishing sexual negligence on Moline High School by a high school teacher came from an investigation report by the Moline (Illinois) Police Department, which has been rigorously reviewed. Neither the students nor the teacher have been identified in the report. RELATED ARTICLES Who is Brooke Wright? Ohio teacher who had sex with boy, 14, with behavioral issues for months gets 4-year jail Who is Xavier Donte Alexander? Florida teacher solicits sex with 2-year-old online, travels to meet child School board president, Sangeetha Rayapati, said that the district is following all regulatory policies laid out by Illinois law. The teacher has been on leave since the incident was reported. According to the report, Moline High School Principal Trista Sanders contacted police on November 7, 2020. The police report asserts…

Snapchat has partnered up with one of the biggest names in fashion, Virgil Abloh, founder of Off-White, to release three new lenses inspired by his famous face masks.  Virgil Abloh is a former designer for fashion giant Louis Vuitton who in 2012 founded his own company, Off-White, which has in the last few years exploded onto the scene. Last year, in the heat of the pandemic, Off-White released exclusive SS21 face masks which sold out in record time.  Inspired by the collection, Snapchat has joined forces with Off-White’s creator and released three new AR lenses – all recreations of the crazed face masks.  The diagonal stripes:  The “mask”: The arrow: Not only is the release in tune with the times, but it’s also a fun and interactive way of encouraging people to keep wearing their face masks when out and about. Off-White also joins a prestigious list of brands that have collaborated with Snapchat in the past to give users the possibility to digitally test their products.  If you’d like to try the digital face masks for yourself, just scan the below with your camera in the Snapchat app: 

The evolution of all social media giants has been colossal. They are no longer a simple messaging platform or a source of entertainment. The impact that these apps have on our lives is immeasurable and at the same time it has opened up several opportunities for the people. Users have found an opportunity to showcase their talents and even get recognition for it. Musicians, dancers, artists, chefs have all taken up these platforms. All this changed when trade and business were introduced into it. These platforms then evolved into a mediator for trade and people who previously didn’t have access to reach several people and publicize their products now found an opportunity to do so. Watching the growth and evolution of these apps, multiple companies recognized the gains they could make and started advertising their products or interest by also demanding the assistance of popular content creators and celebrities who were active on these platforms. Advertising for these companies also helped users earn revenue from these platforms. This resulted in monetizing these platforms and revenue has been flowing through it ever since. Social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook have been the frontrunners in this initiative and Snapchat has finally…

Why can’t we all just get along? YouTube stars Trisha Paytas & Nikita Dragun were at each other’s virtual throats Wednesday night, closing down the month of March in style. Insults were hurled and receipts were pulled in a nasty Twitter battle that went on for two hours. Yes, this is what happened while you were busy planning the perfect April Fools prank. The online fight was no joke, however, and it’s the most recent instance of influencers turning on each other over the company they keep and the insensitive stunts they’ve pulled in the past. YouTubers cancelling each other, go figure. Is that progress or just a different type of performance? On snapchat 😂 https://t.co/7Wz9w9WpR5 — Trisha Paytas (@trishapaytas) March 27, 2021 Snapshade Things started, as they usually do, with a dig at Snapchat. More specifically, a dig at Nikita Dragun’s show, Nikita Unfiltered. Trisha Paytas made fun of the fact that Dragun’s show, for all her bragging, only streams on Snapchat, as opposed to, we guess, streaming on YouTube. Nikita Unfiltered is a docuseries that follows Dragun as she lives her life as a transgender woman. The show sees the influencer search for love, explore her career options,…

By David Close, CNN    (CNN) -- Major League Baseball announced Friday that this season's All-Star Game and MLB Draft will not be held in Atlanta in response to Georgia's recently passed laws that placed new restrictions on voting.The new host city for the July 13 game has yet to be announced, according to the league."Over the last week, we have engaged in thoughtful conversations with Clubs, former and current players, the Players Association, and The Players Alliance, among others, to listen to their views," MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred said in a statement. "I have decided that the best way to demonstrate our values as a sport is by relocating this year's All-Star Game and MLB Draft."Georgia recently passed new voting laws, leading critics to call for boycotts of companies based in the state and for sports leagues to consider moving big events. Chief executives and other high-ranking leaders from more than 100 companies, including Target, Snapchat and Uber, issued a public statement Friday opposing any measures that deny eligible voters the right to cast ballots."Major League Baseball fundamentally supports voting rights for all Americans and opposes restrictions to the ballot box," Manfred said in the statement.The new law in Georgia introduces…

Skip to main contentCenter Moriches-Eastport, NYMedford, NYPatchogue, NYMiller Place-Rocky Point, NYSayville-Bayport, NYSachem, NYPort Jefferson, NYLong Island, NYRiverhead, NYWesthampton-Hampton Bays, NYNew YorkTop National NewsSee All CommunitiesMASTIC BEACH, NY – A Mastic Beach man was indicted Thursday on charges that he raped a minor female that he met on Snapchat, Suffolk County District Attorney Tim Sini said.Renato Oliva Garcia, 22, was charged with first-degree rape, a violent felony; second-degree rape, a violent felony; first-degree sexual abuse, a violent felony; and endangering the welfare of a child, a misdemeanor.After an investigation by the Suffolk County Police Department's special victims' section, Oliva Garcia was arrested on March 17 and charged with the rape of a juvenile female at his home in Mastic Beach on March 15, Sini said.Oliva Garcia interacted with the girl on Snapchat for several weeks before setting up an in-person meeting with her, Sini said. One day in early March, Oliva Garcia picked up the girl outside of her home, took her back to his home, and then dropped her off at school, Sini said. On March 15, Oliva Garcia picked her up near her home and brought her back to his residence where he raped her, Sini said.Oliva Garcia was…

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CARTER COUNTY, Ky. (WSAZ) - A man is behind bars after Kentucky State Police say he created a fake Snapchat and got pictures from two children.Lonnie Williams is charged with possession/view matter portraying sexual performance by minor, prohibited use of electronic communications system to procure minor/peace offer: sex offenses, promoting a minor (U/16) in sex performance, sexual abuse, 1st degree, victim u/12 years of age.Troopers say on March 28, they got a complaint of a person possibly having child pornography in his possession. After investigators talked with a victim and learned about photographs and other offenses, they spoke with the suspect, Williams.KSP says that’s when they learned about his fake social media account.He’s being held in the Carter County Detention Center.Copyright 2021 WSAZ. All rights reserved.

Snap is reportedly iterating on the next generation version of Spectacles — a smart glasses product it first launched in late 2016. The latest generation of Spectacles would enable users to view augmented reality (AR) effects through their glasses without the use of an accompanying smartphone, The Verge reports, and is part of a renewed push into hardware devices by Snap that could also comprise the launch of a camera drone. Snap has popularized AR with its Lenses, a signature feature that transforms selfies and scenes on smartphones with a variety of visual effects. The new Spectacles would appear to bring this capability to a wearable headset. That said, the reported Spectacles will initially target developers and creators rather than consumers, with the intention that developers create Lenses that will ultimately be used by the everyday wearer. The Spectacles evolution was first reported by The Information, which notes that Snap is likely to unveil the product at its Partner Summit developer conference on May 20. The Verge notes that there have been three generations of Spectacles to date, which predominantly serve to capture footage — with subsequent processing and editing being conducted on the Snapchat app. The most recent generation of…

Snapchat is reportedly developing a new, fully AR-enabled version of its Spectacles smart glasses, which would be a major advance for the product, and for Snapchat's broader plans with augmented reality. As reported by The Information, Snap's currently developing a more advanced version of Spectacles, which will include in-lens AR displays. As per The Information: "Unlike past models of Snap’s smart glasses though, this version of the product is not meant for the consumer market but is instead aimed at developers and creators. Those groups are already the creative force behind many of the wildly popular AR effects on the Snapchat app for mobile phones, known as lenses. Snap likely hopes the developers will come up with software experiences that can work on the new device, which could be offered to a wider group of customers at some point in the future." So, rather than take on the full development load of AR-enabled glasses and their various offerings alone, Snap is seemingly looking to expand its pool of development resources externally, which could help it take that next step. Given its past development of AR tools and camera-enabled glasses, this likely comes as little surprise. But still, Snapchat has experienced…