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One of the main Snapchat features are the AR filters. These can dramatically modify the appearance of the user (or the picture background) to offer eye-catching results without much effort. The company wants to make it clear that AR filters are a key part of the experience, or that seems to indicate a new ad focused especially on the different ways of seeing the world through AR lenses. However, it seems that the new Snapchat ‘Wait’ll You See This’ commercial was ‘overly creative’, crossing the line of uncomfortable, terrifying, and even being considered ‘nightmare fuel’ by many users. Snapchat ‘Wait’ll You See This’ ad highlighting AR being ‘nightmare fuel’ for many The Ad in question premiered during the Bengals vs. Kansas City Chiefs game. A few minutes later, it was also uploaded to the official Snapchat account on YouTube. For more context, here’s the full ‘Wait’ll You See This’ Snapchat ad: After the ad publication, the reactions did not wait. Apparently, the effects used, the design of the characters and their expressions, among other things, were ‘too much’ for many. Basically, multiple reports indicate that the public felt discomfort while watching the commercial. Source So let me get this straight.

A Costa coffee shop unit in the centre of a North Wales town is heading to auction. The property is situated on the High Street in Mold. Costa are signed up on the ground floor for at least another three years. There is the potential for redevelopment on the upper parts of the building. The site is up for auction with Allsop. It has a guide price of £300,000 to £320,000. Costa currently pay £29,700 per annum for their part of the building. Allsop said: "The tenant has been in occupation since 2011 and the site is a prominent town centre location. Occupiers close by include Boots (adjacent), WHSmith and Superdrug. "The upper parts of the building may be suitable to a variety of alternative uses and redevelopment, subject to the existing tenancy and obtaining all the necessary consents. All enquiries should be made with the local authority: Flintshire County Council." The online auction takes places on February 9. READ NEXT: Apprentice winner Alana Spencer left 'gutted' after coffee van damaged on Llandudno promenade Giant new breakwater and promenade revamp project set to start on North Wales coastline The Welsh town where 'people are dying like flies' under the weight

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In Alex Murdaugh's trial on Friday, new details emerged about what may have happened immediately following the shooting deaths of Murdaugh's wife Maggie and son Paul in 2021. Murdaugh's lawyer, Jim Griffin, told the court that Murdaugh had given the authorities permission to search his entire Moselle estate in Islandton, S.C., after the double murder — implying that a guilty person would do no such thing. He also emphasized that Murdaugh had no blood on himself when cops arrived at the house. During cross examination, Griffin asksed Det. Laura Rutland, "He didn't look like someone who had just been within feet of blowing Paul's head off, right?" Rutland said in response, "I can't say that. There are so many factors that you would have to take into account." When Rutland was asked whether Murdaugh could have just changed his clothes after the alleged slayings, she answered in the affirmative. "He's sweating, and they're dry, so I'd say yes," she said, according to various news outlets. She testified that she saw no bloody footprints anywhere near the bodies. Murdaugh's legal team also said he had tried to turn his son's body over and check his pulse. The trial of Murdaugh, a

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The partnership is an extension of some of Louis Vuitton’s previous Snap experiments, which started in 2019 when Snap rendered the late Louis Vuitton men’s artistic director Virgil Abloh’s Keepall bag in AR. The brand already has Lenses including a Kusama-esque pumpkin face filter, and one that projects the artist’s dots onto users’ surroundings. This latest project was an effort to go even “bigger”, says Geoffrey Perez, Snap’s head of luxury.“We wanted to make something on a huge scale, that also has a huge meaning: painting the world’s biggest landmarks and monuments is also a statement, the same way that Louis Vuitton painted their boutiques and stores,” says Perez. “It’s a way for the Louis Vuitton and Kusama teams to show the bridge between online and offline; they’re digitally painting their dots on top of the real world.”By focusing on AR (over, say, virtual reality), both brands and consumers are able to experiment with the technology while remaining anchored in the physical world. “Augmented reality is connected to the ‘real world’,” Perez says. “AR is the healthiest way to think of the evolution of the web, rooted in real life and real humans — rather than escaping into VR.” Partnerships like this one show

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Is your Snapchat camera zoomed in automatically and you can’t zoom out? Snapchat is a photo and video app where you can share instances with your friends and family. These instances are known as “Snaps”, which are photos or videos that last for 24 hours. After 24 hours, the photo or video will be automatically deleted. The app has several filters known as Lenses that are made by the Snapchat community. Snapchat also allows you to video chat, chat, and express yourself with Bitmojis and Friendmojis. The app also has a feature called “Snap Map” where you can share your location with your friends. Since Snapchat’s launch, the app has had several bugs and glitches like log-in errors. In this guide, you’ll learn why is your Snapchat camera zoomed in and how to fix the problem on Android or iPhone. Why is my Snapchat camera zoomed in? How to fix Snapchat camera zoomed in Why is my Snapchat camera zoomed in? Your Snapchat camera is zoomed in because you’ve disabled the “Ultra Wide” feature. Snapchat released an “Ultra Wide” feature that zooms out your camera. This allows your camera to capture a wider angle. However, the feature is disabled by

Does the social media platform Snapchat has a connection with fentanyl-related deaths in the US? In order to answer this, an investigation is going on by federal agencies who are scrutinizing Snapchat’s participation in the distribution and sale of fentanyl-laced tablets in the US. According to persons familiar with the situation who asked to remain anonymous, agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation and lawyers from the US Justice Department are investigating fentanyl poisoning cases to check out if the purchases were managed via Snapchat. Furthermore, the agents have spoken with the parents of the deceased children and are attempting to gain access to their social media accounts in order to identify the manufacturers of the deadly medications. According to documents obtained through a subpoena from Snapchat, in many cases, minors believed they were purchasing prescription medications but instead ingested pure fentanyl, a synthetic opioid that is 100 times more strong than morphine. A representative for the FBI stated that the organization would not confirm or deny the existence of an inquiry. Snapchat May Have a Connection with Fentanyl-Related Deaths in US: Source A roundtable discussion hosted by the House Energy and Commerce Committee will take place on Capitol Hill

DJ Khaled, born Khaled Mohamed Khaled, is a multi-faceted entertainment mogul who has made a name for himself in the music industry as a rapper, record producer, and radio personality. But his true claim to fame is his massive following on social media, particularly on Snapchat. Khaled rose to fame in the early 2000s as a DJ for Miami’s WEDR 99 Jamz radio station. He quickly made a name for himself in the rap world as a producer, working with some of the biggest names in the game, including Rick Ross, Lil Wayne, and T.I. But it wasn’t until the advent of social media that Khaled became a household name. He joined Snapchat in 2014 and quickly amassed a massive following, thanks to his entertaining and motivational “keys to success” videos. He has parlayed his social media fame into a successful music career, releasing several hit albums, including “Major Key” and “Grateful.” According to Celebrity Net Worth, DJ Khaled’s net worth is estimated at a whopping $75 million. This makes him the wealthiest rapper in the game, ahead of heavyweights like Jay-Z, Diddy, and Dr. Dre. But Khaled’s success isn’t limited to just music and social media. He has also