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On today’s episode, the crew discusses the Milwaukee Bucks beat the Phoenix Suns in a rematch of the 2021 NBA Finals, whether Giannis is getting too many whistles as he went to the free throw line 24 times in the win, and if the Suns can stay afloat without Kevin Durant. Then, they talk about when LeBron James could return from his injury, have the Denver Nuggets have gone soft with success as they’ve lost four straight games, and their current thoughts on the NBA MVP race. They also touch on Mitchell Robinson’s comments about wanting more touches, Damian Lillard’s thoughts on ring culture ruining the game, and if the Golden State Warriors gave up too early on James Wiseman.sign up now. Bet $20, Win $200 GUARANTEED!. dark

The platform has made updates to its Family Centre Content Controls to give parents and guardians more choices and support Snapchat has revealed new updates to its Family Centre to help support parents in ensuring the safeguarding of children online.   With the immense amount of content online, Content Controls on the platform have been updated to enable parents to filter the content visible to their children.According to eSafety research, 94% of Australian parents feel that the safety of their children online is important, but many may not know where to start.Because of this, Snapchat has made updates to its Family Centre Content Controls to give parents and guardians more choices and support when it comes to filtering the content their children can view. The update allows parents to turn on Content Controls and opt to filter out content on Snapchat Stories or in Spotlight that may have been identified as sensitive or suggestive.As a primarily a visual messaging app, Snapchat helps people communicate with their family and friends, but there are other parts of the app where content may reach a larger audience.This includes the Stories tab – where Snapchatters can view recommended content from professional media publishers and popular

SALT LAKE CITY —  A Utah congressman has been leading a national effort to protect kids online from the dangers of social media. His bill is uniting both Democrats and Republicans. Rep. Chris Stewart, R-Utah, joins Inside Sources host Boyd Matheson to discuss his bill, what it does and how it’s enforced. “As we look at all that our young people face today, the digital world continues to be a really ominous, negative impact on our young people. What should the conversation be as it relates to social media?” Boyd asked. “The evidence of this, studies on this is just irrefutable: Social media has an enormous negative impact on our young people,” Stewart said.  In 2010, about 63% of American high-school students reported using a “social networking site” on a daily basis. But by 2014, 80% of high-school students said they used a social media platform daily, and 24% said they were online “almost constantly.” By Chris Stewart and Spencer Cox Social media’s impact on kids Stewart added broad, national studies have shown, “something like 40% to 41% of our young people, aged 14 to 24, have been diagnosed with depression or anxiety, and a frightening number of them, in

A dad was left shocked and angry after his teenage son was confronted by a masked gang in Huddersfield town centre. © PA There has been a spate of serious incidents involving knives in Huddersfield in recent months. The dad says his 14-year-old was with two friends near McDonald's on a weekday evening when a large group of young teenagers ran toward them. Members of the gang had their faces covered and two had pulled out knives, he said. "He was pushed up against a wall and was asked, 'what you doing round our ends - what you doing round town?'." Read More: Tragic final days of 'brilliant' Yorkshire character and dad-of-six The three boys managed to get away and the incident was not reported to the police due to fears of being labelled a 'grass', according to the boy's dad, who is well known in Huddersfield but asked not to be named. "He was minding his own business when these lads in balaclavas ran up to him. He was terrified. I got a phone call half an hour later - I was fuming. If I had known I would have run down there myself - that would have been

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Snapchat is a popular social media platform that allows users to share photos and videos with friends and followers. While the app has always had a bright and colourful interface, many users may prefer to use dark mode for a more comfortable viewing experience, especially in low-light conditions. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the steps to enable dark mode on Snapchat, whether you’re using an iPhone or Android device. With just a few simple tweaks to your settings, you can transform the look of the app and reduce eye strain, making your Snapchat experience even more enjoyable.What is dark mode?Dark Mode (also known as night mode) is a feature that adjusts the colour scheme of the screen or operating system to use dark colours usually black, dark grey, or dark blue.Dark Mode is developed to minimize eye fatigue and to improve screen visibility at night. Applications, including web browsers, text editors, media players, and productivity suites, frequently have this feature. You can turn on Dark Mode on your mobile for different applications like Facebook, Snapchat, etc.Advantages of dark mode (other than its cool look)1. Increased Battery Life: Dark mode minimizes the amount of stress imposed on a device’s battery by limiting the amount of light produced

WWE used to consider Madison Square Garden home, and they produced many huge events from the famous New York City venue. The company has limited their use of MSG in recent years, with COVID restrictions and expense being a problem, but they are set to return. The company announced today that they are going to make a return to MSG on July 7th for a live SmackDown broadcast. This return to the World’s Most Famous Arena will air live on Fox. MSG is a great venue, and there is plenty of history, but it is expensive. They must use union labor, and tickets are also very high. It seems that they are going to make a return to MSG in July, so we should expect a big show to draw a crowd. The last time WWE ran television from MSG was in 2022 for the go-home RAW before SummerSlam. That was also their 20th anniversary celebration. It was quite a big night, but the last SmackDown that aired from MSG was the Super SmackDown in September 2021. We will have to see how WWE looks in July. For all we know, the company could be under different ownership. The Ticketmaster

Dutch Mantell is known for being very opinionated and isn’t afraid to let others know his opinions, whether it’s wrestlers or legends. Hence, Mantell recently found himself feuding with Ric Flair over his comments about Flair’s “Last Match.” This whole thing started when Dutch Mantell criticized Ric Flair’s “Last Match” by claiming that his legacy was tarnished due to the match. While many fans echoed the same sentiments, Flair didn’t take kindly to Mantell’s statement and responded with a controversial tweet accusing Mantell of not having a legacy in professional wrestling. Mantell responded sarcastically to Flair’s tweet during an episode of Smack Talk, mocking the Hall of Famer using his own signature “Wooo” catchphrase. After the back-and-forth exchange on Twitter, Ric Flair has called for a truce by saying that they both should be united considering that they are veterans. Dutch, Let’s Just Agree To Hopefully Growing Old Reluctantly But Gracefully! We As OLD VETERANS Need To Be United, Not At Odds! It’s good to see that Flair has extended an olive branch to Dutch Mantell. However, it remains to be seen if Mantell will accept Flair’s call for a truce. Stay tuned to Ringside News as we keep you

Rhea Ripley has been on a collision course with Charlotte Flair after winning the Royal Rumble match this year. This rivalry has excited fans because it has been three years in the making. For the past several weeks, both women have taken shots at each other on their respective brands and even came face-to-face a couple of times. This week on the blue brand, Charlotte Flair faced off against Shotzi. Midway through the match, Rhea Ripley came down to the ring to taunt her WrestleMania opponent. Despite this, Flair won her match by forcing Shotzi to tap out while looking Rhea Ripley in her eyes. Following the match, the two women engaged in the most awkward promo segment as both women looked out of their element while taking shots at each other. Fightful Select is now reporting that the promo between Charlotte Flair and Rhea Ripley deviated from the original plan. The report did not note exactly what the original plan was. We’re told the Charlotte-Rhea Ripley promo “deviated a little bit off the original plan,” but weren’t told how. As of writing this article, we don’t know how the two women deviated from their original plan. Stay tuned to

That is what's motivating Brown in her lawsuit against Snapchat for the wrongful death of her son Cole. "The drug dealers that Cole had been speaking ...