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Cameron Mackay, 28, was already on bail when he contacted youngsters on Snapchat and exchanged sexual messages.

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It is important to note that Kartik Aaryan has not spoken about it, and these are just claims. By Meghna Rajpal Updated January 06, 2026 3:30 PM Share: Bollywood star Kartik Aaryan has been in the spotlight for allegedly dating a teen. An Instagram story shared by him made waves when people pointed out how a teen from Greece also shared a similar one from Goa. Netizens were stunned when this news came out, as many did not anticipate the star to be associated with such allegations. And now, another alleged screenshot of him texting a minor is in the spotlight! About Kartik Aaryan An Instagram user named @ceokhali shared a screenshot of a Snapchat conversation allegedly featuring Kartik Aaryan. The chat showed him allegedly messaging a minor asking for intimate pictures. The username was @kartikaaryan in the picture. The message showed the girl asking him if he was in Delhi, with an answer from him asking for her n*des. It said, “I wanna see them,” “See what, my teeth?” “Hahahah, yes.” The caption on the picture indicated that he was asking inappropriate questions of a minor. It is important to note that Kartik Aaryan has not spoken about it

A month after the start of a landmark social media ban, 14 -year-old Indi carries around two phones: her real phone and her mum’s old device, which she has commandeered to evade Snapchat’s restrictions on her account. Indi, who asked that her surname not be published, was locked out of her accounts on December 10, the first day that laws preventing children under 16 from holding a social media account across 10 platforms including Snapchat, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube came into force. Loading...

Friendship is a beautiful connection between two or more individuals, irrespective of their background, age, ethnicity, or any other factor. Having friends is considered as one of the purest relationships shared by humans, requiring nothing but good intentions and mutual trust. Gen Z is often described as the most connected generation. However, much of this connection occurs online rather than through face-to-face interactions. This may explain why many in Gen Z find solace and friendship on platforms such as Snapchat, Instagram, and Reddit rather than exclusively in offline settings. The Online Generation Gen Z is the first generation to be born into the digital age, with smartphones, social platforms, and instant messaging forming a natural part of everyday life. This constant exposure has conditioned them to feel more connected online. Unlike older generations, whose friendships largely depended on physical spaces and in-person interactions, Gen Z’s social networks extend far beyond geographical boundaries. According to a survey conducted by Tinder, about 68 per cent of Indian Gen Z respondents found it easier to build connections online, and 67 per cent agreed that meeting people online felt liberating. As per a 2025 report by the Pew Research Centre, social media has become

A Georgia man has been arrested for allegedly soliciting sexual photos and videos from a teenage girl in Lafourche Parish. Lafourche Parish Sheriff's Office arrested Robert Itter, 69, of Rossville, Georgia. According to detectives, they learned that a 15-year-old girl from Galliano had been messaging adult males on Snapchat, including sending and receiving sexually explicit messages, photos, and videos.After an investigation, they were able to search the girl's phone, and they were able to identify Itter as a suspect. They learned explicit content was allegedly sent and received after the girl disclosed her age to Itter. A warrant was obtained for Itter's arrest and an additional search warrant for his home. Itter was arrested on Dec. 8 and was extradited to Lafourche Parish on Jan. 3. He has been charged with two counts of computer-aided solicitation for sexual purposes, 12 counts of pornography involving juveniles, and 13 counts of indecent behavior with juveniles. His bail is set at $150,000. LAFOURCHE PARISH, La. — A Georgia man has been arrested for allegedly soliciting sexual photos and videos from a teenage girl in Lafourche Parish. Lafourche Parish Sheriff's Office arrested Robert Itter, 69, of Rossville, Georgia. According to detectives, they learned that

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“Before Snapchat had chat, we were building glasses.” The line landed like a dare at an industry expo and sent a ripple of unease through AR watchers this week. Timing matters: the comment came as companies race to ship head-worn devices in 2026, after years of false starts and billions spent. Reporters confirmed a concrete detail – Snap said it has invested $3 billion developing AR hardware over 11 years. That history makes the remark feel like a warning, not bravado; what should cautious buyers and developers expect next? What you need to know about the remark that shook AR fans Snap announced the consumer AR glasses, Specs, will ship in 2026; impact: market competition rises. Evan Spiegel delivered the line at Augmented World Expo; immediate mix of excitement and skepticism. $3 billion invested over 11 years; consequence: a high-stakes bet on wearables succeeding now. Why this line hit like a bombshell for AR watchers this week The quote sounded like a reveal and a challenge at once, because it recasts years of lightweight PR as a long, deliberate product arc. The moment matters now: multiple big firms are rolling devices into public view for 2026, so a CEO framing

English teacher Jocelyn Medawar has noticed a new vibe at Harvard-Westlake School this school year: Upper school students are chatting in the halls and greet her as they enter class. They no longer have their "faces glued to a screen," said Medawar, who has taught at the elite private school for 35 years. "The whole feeling on campus has generally changed." At a time when school cellphone bans or limits are the law in California public schools and in at least 34 other states — a growing national movement to get distracted students off their devices and focused on learning — Harvard-Westlake has found a way to enforce their restrictions by turning to — what else? — a mobile app that partially locks down phones and flags the front office when students attempt to break the rules. Students in grades 10 through 12 must install a custom-programmed app called "Opal" that blocks a list of social media and gaming apps that Harvard-Westlake educators have identified for now as scofflaws during school hours: TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat, X, Discord, Threads, Pokémon Go, Roblox, Clash Royale and Reddit. Students at the Studio City campus are allowed to keep their cellphones with them and

It appears how social media companies are restricting a one-hour daily use for children under 16 years old vary. ARLINGTON, Va. — A new Virginia law requiring social media companies to limit use for minors took effect this week, but early encounters show that enforcement is operating differently across the Commonwealth’s most popular apps. The law, signed by Governor Glenn Youngkin last year, mandates that platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and Snapchat set a default one-hour daily time limit for users under 16. It appears some platforms have either integrated strict or looser verification blocks. "I personally try to stay on top of my son's phone use, and I'm glad the government, in this case, is helping," said Nikki Wang, a Vienna mother whose 14-year-old son, Seth, uses YouTube and Snapchat. For Seth, the new reality of Virginia’s social media landscape was immediate. Upon reaching his 60-minute limit, he was met with a hard stop on Snapchat.  "It said due to a new Virginia law, you need to confirm you're over 16 to unlock the one hour," Seth said. "You have to seek a parent, and you have to scan someone's ID." Meanwhile, a test of Meta’s Instagram revealed a less