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Home Companies The AR-powered tool allows users to virtually try makeup looks, receive personalized color recommendations based on their skin undertones, and share their creations with friends Maybelline New York has partnered with Snapchat to launch MNY Look Studio, an augmented reality beauty experience targeting Indian consumers during the festive season. The AR-powered tool allows users to virtually try makeup looks, receive personalized color recommendations based on their skin undertones, and share their creations with friends. Snapchat’s in-house innovation studio developed the platform exclusively for the Indian market. MNY Look Studio features four AR makeup styles inspired by Indian festivals including Diwali, Navratri, and Durga Puja. The platform also recommends Maybelline products that match the virtual looks users create. Additional looks are scheduled to roll out in October following the initial September launch. Jessica Rode, General Manager of Maybelline New York India, said the partnership allows the brand to reach consumers through interactive technology while maintaining cultural relevance. She cited Snapchat’s strong presence among Gen Z users in India as a key factor in the collaboration. Resh Sidhu, Global Director of Snap AR Developer Marketing and Branded Innovation at Snap Inc., emphasized the utility of combining AR and AI technologies

By ABC7 Chicago Digital Team Tuesday, October 7, 2025 3:50AM Espinoza Martinez, an alleged Latin Kings Chicago leader, is charged with putting a bounty out for a Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino. CHICAGO (WLS) -- An alleged Chicago leader of the Latin Kings gang is accused of putting a bounty out for Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino. Espinoza Martinez is charged with murder-for-hire. ABC7 Chicago is now streaming 24/7. Click here to watch The Department of Homeland Security says someone sent them an image from Snapchat, where Martinez allegedly offered $10,000 for Bovino's murder and $2,000 for information. "Depraved individuals like Juan Espinoza Martinez - who do not value human life and threaten law enforcement- do NOT belong in this country. We will not allow criminal gangs to put hits on U.S. government officials and our law enforcement officers," said DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin. "Thanks to ICE and our federal law enforcement partners, this thug is off our streets and behind bars. These attacks on our brave law enforcement officers must END. Secretary Noem has been crystal clear: If you threaten or lay a hand on law enforcement, you will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law."

Home Entertainment Aneet Padda ecalls sending Snapchat filter pictures to shady websites at 17 Aneet Padda in an interview revealed that her parents were not supportive of her acting career initially. Saiyaara fame Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda became household names ever since their movie became a huge hit. The film minted money like anything and reached the second spot among 2025’s highest-grossing movies. Though this was not Aneet’s debut, it did bring her the fame she truly deserved. While today the actress is basking in the success of her movie, things were not always like this. In an interview, she revealed that when she first wanted to pursue acting, her parents were not really supportive of it. During the COVID period, Aneet was desperately looking for work. Unaware that casting agencies handle auditions and roles for actors, she sent her biodata to numerous websites without checking their authenticity. During a chat with Cosmopolitan, Aneet recalled, “Almost every production house in the Hindi film industry has my audition tape, a terrible biodata, and Snapchat filter pictures.” In the same interview, she also recalled sending emails to 50–70 production companies out of desperation during the COVID period. Later, she realised that

Saiyaara fame Aneet Padda’s journey into acting was never just a hobby—it was a calling. She has always approached performance with a natural curiosity and discipline. “Acting was this interesting way of being weird, but it was applauded,” she recalled her first stage performance at age 10 in her school in Amritsar during a chat with Cosmopolitan India. That applause left an indelible mark, validating a part of herself she had long felt was different. Aneet Padda admits every production house in Hindi film industry has her “horrible biodata and Snapchat-filtered pictures,” as she recalls sending cold emails to 50–70 of them Yet, the path to pursuing her passion was anything but straightforward. Adolescence brought self-doubt, compounded by a lack of encouragement from friends and even her father, who had once dreamed of acting himself. “For the longest time, I told myself ‘you are so silly for even wanting to do anything about this’. I stopped dreaming for a while,” Padda admits, reflecting on the moments she nearly let go of her aspirations. At 17, however, she resolved to take control. With a mixture of determination and humour, Padda began practising lines with friends—though she soon realised she had the

BBC Evan Boettler's parents describe him as a bright, funny teenager who loved to fish, play sport and hunt "I have your nudes and everything needed to ruin your life". This chilling message was received on social media by US teenager Evan Boettler, from someone he had previously believed to be a young girl - in fact, it was a cyber-scammer. Just 90 minutes after receiving the first message, the 16-year-old took his own life. Sextortion - sexual extortion - is one of the fastest-growing online crimes. Victims - often teenagers in the US and Europe - are tricked into sending intimate photos or videos, which the scammers threaten to pass on unless they are paid. "When they finally told us that night that he was gone, it didn't make any sense. I don't understand how this could happen to our family," says Evan's mother Kari. In the Missouri home she shares with Evan's father Brad, she describes their son as a bright, funny teenager who loved to fish, play sport and hunt. They tell me how late on a cold afternoon in early January 2024, Evan was contacted on Snapchat by someone he believed was a girl called JennyTee60.

Snapchat limite le stockage gratuit Memories à 5 Go: au-delà, il faudra payer un abonnement. Voici les prix, les alternatives et ce que ça change. • À lire aussi: Instagram: la fonctionnalité «carte» polarise et sème la panique • À lire aussi: Émojis : découvrez la véritable signification de tous les smileys La nouvelle a fait gronder. Snapchat annonce une évolution majeure de sa fonction Memories, qui permet aux utilisateurs de sauvegarder photos et vidéos au-delà de la durée habituelle d’affichage. Depuis son lancement en 2016, ce service était entièrement gratuit, mais la plate-forme va maintenant limiter le stockage libre à 5 gigaoctets (Go). Si votre bibliothèque Memories dépasse ce seuil, il faudra payer pour continuer à y accéder sans perte. Le réseau social met donc en place différents forfaits payants pour ceux qui désirent aller au-delà des 5 Go gratuits. Pour s’y faire, Snapchat offre une période d’essai de 12 mois pour ceux qui dépassent les 5 Go, le temps de télécharger leurs souvenirs ou de souscrire à un plan payant. Ce que ça change pour les utilisateurs - Si vous avez accumulé beaucoup de photos ou vidéos dans Snapchat Memories, vous pourriez être concerné par ces frais. -

Snapchat Charging For Memories: Snapchat has long been known for its disappearing messages, creative filters, and fun way of sharing moments with friends. But one of its most beloved features, “Memories,” has now become the center of a major change affecting millions of users worldwide. Now, the platform is set to change the way people save photos on the platform. It doesn't seem like good news for the majority of people using this app. Snapchat has announced it will start charging for storing photos and videos - prompting a backlash from users who have built up a large archive of old posts. However, the company's move is set to impact Snapchatters with large collections of photos and videos, sparking concerns about costs, privacy, and long-term accessibility. Snapchat's New Feature And Policy Add Zee News as a Preferred Source The feature allows users to save photos and videos that were initially visible for only 24 hours or less. Since its introduction in 2016, it has been offered as a free service. However, under Snapchat’s updated policy, users with more than 5GB of saved content will now need to pay a fee to retain access to their stored memories. The app has

Published on: Oct 04, 2025 11:00 am IST  Snapchat introduces Memory Storage plans, here’s how much it could cost in India.  Snapchat Memories puts caps on free storage of photos and videos after a decade of offering unlimited access to manage and back up their content. The company has now announced new Memory Storage plans, which will be rolled out globally. Therefore, to keep your memories saved within the app, Snapchat users will have to pay the extra storage price, similar to how we pay for Google Cloud or iCloud. However, you can still save content for free within a 5GB limit. Here’s everything you need to know about Snapchat’s new pricing plans for the Memories tab. Snapchat Memory Storage Plan is rolling out globally. Here’s what it means for users.(REUTERS) Snapchat Memory Storage plans Snapchat shared a blog post announcing the new Memory Storage plans for users with more than 5GB of Memories. This means Snapchatters will have to pay money to store their photos and videos in the app after decades of offering free storage. This move is being criticised among the app users, since they have years of memories saved in the app. As far as plans

Under the new system, users who surpass the 5GB limit will need to upgrade to a paid plan to retain access to their full archives. Snapchat’s new “Memories Storage Plans” include options for 100GB, 250GB, and up to 5TB of additional space, at prices ranging from a few dollars to $15.99 per month, or as much as $191.88 annually.

Snapchat is placing a cap on nostalgia. The platform has announced that users will now be limited to 5GB of free Memories storage, with new paid ...