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Cash Wheeler found himself in legal matter that remained undisclosed until Friday. On that day, he voluntarily surrendered for arrest and faced his initial court hearing regarding a charge of aggravated assault with a firearm. It seems that he was able to keep this secret for a while. The situation in question took place on July 27th during road rage incident in which the alleged victim claimed Wheeler brandished a firearm. A warrant for Wheeler’s arrest was issued the following day. He was subsequently released on a $2,500 bond and was required to relinquish all of his firearms to the authorities. As previously reported, FTR is scheduled to appear on tonight’s episode of AEW Collision. They will have a promo segment, and it’s anyone’s guess what they will address. It was reported on Haus of Wrestling that no one within AEW appeared to have prior knowledge of this news before it became public on Friday. This includes several prominent AEW roster members and top management figures. It remains uncertain whether AEW President Tony Khan, CM Punk, or Wheeler’s tag team partner, Dax Harwood, were aware of the situation before Friday. While one source suggested that Khan was unaware, this has

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You may have noticed that your text size has changed in Snapchat’s messages. The reason being, the app adjusted to your phone’s settings. Fortunately, if you’re not happy with this change, you can make a few adjustments.Here’s how you can switch it to your liking yourself.How to Change Snapchat Font Size on Your Android DeviceIf the next on SnapChat is too small or too big for you, fear not. Here’s a solution:Go to your phone’s settings.Go to “Display.”Choose “Text Size.”Use the slider to adjust the font.Note that Android will apply these changes everywhere on your phone. Now you can continue to enjoy chatting on Snapchat again.How to Change Your Chat Wallpaper in SnapchatNow that you’ve adjusted the font in your chat, why not change the wallpaper as well?Here’s how to do so:Open Snapchat.Go to messages.Open a desired chat.Click on the name of the chat or group.Go to “Wallpaper.”Go to “For Us.”Here you can choose one of the default backgrounds.In case you don’t like the premade backgrounds, go to “Camera Roll.”This is how you can adjust the chat to your style. However, you’ll need a Snapchat+ subscription to be able to enjoy this feature.What Does Snapchat+ Offer?We’re all a bit skeptical

by Sydney KellerThu, August 17th 2023, 2:18 PM UTCBryce Owens and generic Snapchat photo (Photos: MNPD/Getty Images)

‘This s**t creepy bro’Snapchat users have been left freaked out after the platform’s AI managed to post its own story.Earlier this year, the social media app launched its own chatbot, called ‘My AI’, which users could send messages and questions to. The AI would then respond like a real person.In recent days though, it seems to have been malfunctioning a bit and having some teething issues.My AI temporarily stopped working and would answer all messages with: “Sorry, I encountered a technical issue.”Then, some Snapchat users woke up yesterday morning to find that the AI had managed to post its own story on the app – something many weren’t aware it could do.The image was a split of two colours, and has since been deleted. But despite the mundaneness of the pic, plenty of people were freaked out by it.Some thought they’d managed to work out where the image came from, deducing that it was a picture of a wall and ceiling.When My AI came back online, everyone had to the same question and asked it what the story was.But it decided to give pretty spooky answers to some users.To one person, it replied: “The video on my story is actually

Snapchat’s My AI feature seemed to go rogue Tuesday night, strangely posting a live update to its story and ignoring messages from users. Many users freaked out when they noticed the AI, a tool powered by ChatGPT, uploaded a video of what appeared to be a wall and ceiling to its story. Typically, Snapchat’s bot offers recommendations, answers questions, and engages in conversations with users—but posting to its story, or refusing to respond at all, was way out of line for the AI. One Twitter user, @03imrann, shared the bizarre video, captioning it “WTF MY SNAPCHAT AI JUST POSTED A STORY WHAT DOES THIS MEAN.” The user also tweeted messages that they sent to the AI in which the bot showed it was typing, but never actually responded. Turns out, however, the AI didn’t suddenly develop a mind of its own. A Snapchat spokesperson told CNN that it was a glitch that was resolved after “a temporary outage.” Read it at CNN

My AI, the in-app digital assistant that rides herd on your Snapchat Plus experience, has suffered numerous breakdowns and technical malfunctions since its debut in February. Tuesday was more of the same as the chatbot took it upon itself to post single-second-long Stories to users' feeds and then go unresponsive for extended periods of time. Thing is, My AI doesn't have the capacity to post to Stories. And now it's got a bunch of people on Twitter wondering if we're at the dawning of the Singularity. As first reported by TechCrunch, the My AI chatbot posted a two-tone image in Stories, which one user mistook for a shot of their ceiling. What's more, upon being asked about the mysterious post, the bot would either go dark or respond that it was suffering a technical issue. This explanation proved insufficient for many users, causing minor panic and jokes about the AI system's imminent awakening. In the end however, it really was a technical issue. “My AI experienced a temporary outage that’s now resolved,” a spokesperson told TechCrunch, adding that "At this time, My AI does not have Stories feature." The My AI bot is bundled as part of the company's $3.99/month

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An Isle of Wight paedophile who exchanged sexually explicit photos and videos with a 12-year-old girl on Snapchat will be sentenced next month (September). Oliver Price, 29, of Oxford Street, Cowes, appeared before Isle of Wight Magistrates today (Tuesday, August 15), where he pleaded guilty to engaging in sexual communication with a child, causing or inciting a girl under 13 to engage in sexual activity and causing a child under 13 to watch/look at an image of sexual activity. Lauren Stone, prosecuting, said Price added the child on Snapchat and engaged in conversation with her when she posted a story. Ms Stone told the court Price knew the girl's age and told her he was 17 - in fact he was turning 27. Between March 1, 2021 and April 15, 2021, Price sent images of him touching himself through his boxers and explicit videos. During that time, he groomed his victim, court heard, initially making her feel bad for not responding and for failing to ask if she should reciprocate. In the end, she sent videos and photos. He also complimented her looks, nicknamed her ‘naughty girl’ and sent videos of him committing a sexual act on himself, Ms Stone told the court.

photo by: Chris Conde/Journal-World Derrick Del Reed is pictured at his preliminary hearing in Douglas County District Court on Aug. 14, 2023. Reed is charged with murder in the shooting death of 14-year-old Kamarjay Shaw outside of Reed's home on March 18, 2023. A Douglas County judge on Monday began hearing evidence to determine whether a teenager will stand trial for the murder of a 14-year-old boy, including testimony from a teenager who provided an eyewitness account of the shooting and Snapchat messages of the defendant repeatedly using the N-word and threatening to kill. The witness took the stand Monday at the preliminary hearing of Derrick Del Reed, 18, who is charged with one count of first-degree murder for allegedly shooting Kamarjay Shaw, of Lawrence, on March 18 in the 1300 block of Maple Lane. Shaw is Black, and Reed is white. Reed, who was 17 at the time of the shooting, is being tried as an adult. The prosecution first called a 17-year-old boy who said he had been with Shaw since about noon that day. The boy said that he and a group of friends were at an apartment near Reed’s house in the 1300 block of Maple