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The August 2022 social media trends range from AR-enabled Snapchat NFTs to Gen Z book clubs. Notably, NFT displays are currently being considered by social media giant Snap Inc. NFT creators could upload their designs as Lenses (i.e., augmented reality filters) to the app under the in-development feature. It's not surprising that Snapchat joined the NFT bandwagon, especially amid the increasing growth of the $40 billion NFT market. Another notable example from the August 2022 social media trends comes from social media giant TikTok. The platform is building on the success of the #BookTok hashtag. TikTok's Book Club can be found within the app, and a new book will be recommended every month. As TikTok describes, this hub will be a "cozy corner where communities can experience the joy reading together."

Konosuke Takeshita won over AEW fans in recent months. He has competed in a series of terrific matches on AEW television, against the likes of Claudio Castagnoli and Jon Moxley. Now it’s time for his departure. The young Japanese star saw a ton of success in Japan, winning multiple titles in various promotions before making his way to the US earlier this year. In the span of 4 months, Takeshita has competed in numerous promotions apart from AEW as well. He will now likely return to DDT-Pro after an impressive stint in All Elite Wrestling. Konosuke Takeshita took to Twitter and announced that he has finally finished his tour of the US and had returned to Japan. He thanked fans and AEW for being so nice to him. Today I am leaving America. I have so many great memories of the last 4 months. Thank you all for being so nice to me.@AEW We will have to wait and see when the Japanese star will make his return to AEW television. He truly built a connection with fans, so they will welcome him back with open arms as well.

Snapchat has developed into a significant platform for internet users to share their daily activities with all of their friends. A user of the interactive medium can exchange photographs, movies, and talk without worrying that the shared media will be kept on them thanks to this amazing function.Because of this, many users of this platform consider it to be among the greatest social networking sites for talking and sharing selfies.In addition to these features, the Snapchat app is well recognized for the emojis that are displayed to the right of each friend’s chat name. This emoji symbolizes friendship and the level of engagement between two people.Emojis change more frequently the more interaction, selfie sharing, and conversations a user has with them. Each emoji has a specific meaning, and using them might help users gauge the strength of their Snapchat friendships with others.These emojis have a temporal component and are closely related to your interactions with friends. What a yellow heart on Snapchat means is a common question. Detailed information is provided below.Also: What Does the Red Heart Snapchat Emoji Mean?What Exactly Does a Yellow Heart on Snapchat Mean?Numerous accounts claim that yellow is a color that represents pleasure and camaraderie.…

Snapchat piles on the safety measures. As an effort to protect kids who use the app, Snapchat has created a new supervision tool for parents nearly ten months after an executive from the company told Congress features were in development to help keep teens safe. Introducing “Family Center” a hub that allows parents to see who their kids are messaging without actually seeing the individual messages.  Courtesy of Snapchat However, not only will the parents need to make a Snapchat account, but parents and kids must accept the Family Center invite for the hub to be launched and used.  “Family Center is designed to reflect the way that parents engage with their teens in the real world, where parents usually know who their teens are friends with and when they are hanging out — but don’t eavesdrop on their private conversations,” the Snapchat stated in a blog post.Snapchat After Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen raised concerns about the impact of Meta’s platform with younger individuals, several large tech platforms were called to testify before Congress.  Both political parties including Democrats and Republicans in the Senate Commerce subcommittee on consumer protection raised concerns that social media platforms have been harmful to kids.…

Social media platforms are under pressure for the perceived harm they cause teens, and some have recently added new safety features Critics say these measures put the burden on parents while doing little to screen for age-inappropriate content Published: 6:15pm, 12 Aug, 2022 Updated: 6:15pm, 12 Aug, 2022

Frank Shi and Xuan Buddhavong cofounded Paper Triangles in 2016 to create VR games and experiences. Shi and Buddhavong pivoted away from VR in early 2018 to develop Snapchat AR lenses for brands.  Paper Triangles made nearly $4 million in 2021, designing for brands from Adidas to Spotify.  When Frank Shi and Xuan Buddhavong cofounded the Los Angeles-based studio Paper Triangles in 2016, they originally set out to create immersive virtual reality games and experiences. But despite promising projects like their VR game for "The Conjuring 2", the pair quickly realized VR presented several unique challenges, including lengthy development times and a relatively small market."The challenges quickly became really obvious," Buddhavong said, adding that VR could be expensive to develop and cumbersome for users to try. "It wasn't financially viable because there was such a high barrier to entry. The only people willing to pay for were really big movie studios."Shi, however, saw potential for the business on Snapchat. A longtime Snapchat user, Shi suggested Paper Triangles experiment with the platform's Lens Studio, a set of software tools released in 2017 enabling Snapchat creators to make augmented reality lenses for the app.With hundreds of millions of Snapchat users, Shi…

Snapchat has published some new insights into how its users view inclusion and diversity, as well as how brands support social movements, in various ways. To glean insight into this, Snapchat conducted a survey of over 5,000 users from the US, Canada, the UK, Germany, France, Norway, Netherlands, Sweden and Australia, providing a wide breadth of perspectives on how its audience is looking to interact around social issues and movements. And the results are likely as you would expect, given the young skew of the app – Snapchat users are increasingly inclusive, and are more open to brands that align with their worldview on key issues. According to Snap’s data, some 75% of Snapchatters would use the word ‘inclusive’ to describe themselves and their friends, while 90% would use the word ‘kind’. I mean, self-attribution could be different to actual reality, as I assume most people would consider themselves to be relatively kind and inclusive. But even so, Snap’s further insights reinforce this ethos, and the importance of inclusion in their approach. As per Snap: “Snapchatters embrace all aspects of who they are, like the causes they care about, the music they love, and the content they create and share…

Here's how it'll work. SANTA MONICA, Calif. — Under pressure from parents and lawmakers, Snapchat says it will roll out a new tool to give parents more insight on who their teens are talking to. Family Center, announced by Snapchat on Tuesday, promises to show parents who their teens are friends with and who they're messaging -- though the actual conversations will remain private.  Parents will need to make a Snapchat account to use the feature, and their teens will need to opt in. "Our goal is to help empower parents and teens in a way that still protects a teenager’s autonomy and privacy," Snapchat's parent company Snap said in a news release. It said the feature will be available in the coming weeks, and a company representative declined to give more specific timing details.  Snapchat allows people to send photos, videos and messages that quickly disappear, a perk to young users who want to avoid snooping parents and teachers.  The announcement comes amid growing pressure for social media companies to protect vulnerable young people. When she and other social media executives were grilled by Congress in October of last year, Snapchat Global VP Jennifer Stout said "more work" needed to be…