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Snapchat announces a new feature for iOS and Android users. The social media app will now allow users to share videos directly from the YouTube app, rather than having them manually copy and paste a link. Snapchatters can directly add YouTube videos to Stories and individual Snaps through the Snapchat Camera. Now, Snapchat users will get a custom YouTube sticker that has the video’s thumbnail instead of a URL. Snapchat announces this new feature on its official blog. The company states that it wants to make it easier for YouTube users to share their favorite clips or videos directly on its app without having to leave the YouTube app. Now, Snapchat Users can directly share YouTube Videos on Snap Snapchat says that over 2 billion logged-in users visit YouTube every month to tune into videos that help them find new music, learn different skills, catch up on news, and discover more about the world around them. You can directly add the YouTube videos to Stories and individual Snaps through the Snapchat Camera. Creators posting new videos on YouTube will get the ability to get notice more by users through the new experience that is rolling out globally. Snapchat says that…

Nikkita Lyons has already become one of the main attractions of the NXT women’s division. Right after her debut earlier this year, Lyons has impressed fans with her athleticism. She also decided to turn up the heat recently.By the looks of it, Nikkita Lyons is very likely to get a huge push soon as she continues to impress fans and upper management alike. Lyons also became popular thanks to her unique appear and fire personality.Nikkita Lyons took to her Instagram and uploaded a revealing photo of herself in her ring gear. She certainly sizzled in the photo as fans appreciated the photo as well.NikkitaLyons #LyonPride #Lyoness #lioness #wwe #wrestlemaniastage #dallastexas #sports #martialarts #highkick #roar #lionsmane #combatsportsNikkita Lyons also recently admitted that she never expected the viral reaction she has received after debuting in NXT. We’ll have to see how Lyons will improve her craft in the future. What’s your take on this story? Sound off in the comments!

Samsung announces prices of Galaxy A73 5G, makes it an exact iPhone SE 3 rival in this case. Samsung launches another iPhone SE 3 rival in the form of the Galaxy A73! The phone was announced earlier this week and Samsung had abstained from revealing the prices. Now, the cat is out of the bag and the Galaxy A73 is quite pricey for a midrange Android smartphone — it is playing in the flagship killer territory thus year. Consumers can now pre-book the Galaxy A73 and can avail certain introductory prices as well as offers.The prices of the Galaxy A73 5G variants is India takes it agains the new iPhone SE and iQOO 9. You will have to pay Rs. 41,999 for 8GB+128GB variant, and Rs. 44,999 for 8GB+256GB variant. Consumers who pre-reserve the Galaxy A73 5G can avail Galaxy Buds Live for Rs. 499; note that they cost Rs. 6,990. Additionally, as part of the special introductory offer, consumers can avail up to Rs. 3,000 instant cashback via Samsung Finance+, ICICI Bank cards or SBI credit cards. Samsung Galaxy A73 5G specs at a glanceThe Galaxy A73 5G is essentially a larger version of the Galaxy A53 5G we…

Forty-four Attorneys General across the United States teamed up to write a letter demanding TikTok and Snapchat allow parental controls over their ...

Illustration: Allie Carl/AxiosStudents at Campbell High School in Cobb County want the district to crack down on their peers who make racist and other bigoted comments on campus.Driving the news: The students, who held a silent protest and spoke at the March Board of Education meeting, want the district to increase the minimum disciplinary action for harassment to 10 days of out-of-school suspension. What they’re saying: Two students who spoke with Axios say they have suffered from microaggressions over the years. They learned to “deal with things that come and go,” said Radiya Ajibade, a senior who is the student body president and president of the Black Student Association.However, several students decided to take action after they say a student uttered a racial slur following a diversity panel held earlier in March for incoming ninth-graders. "We finally decided, you know what, enough is enough,” Radiya tells Axios. Kezia Kennedy, co-president of Campbell’s Minority Caucus, said previous students faced bias and advocated for change, but “nothing has happened.” The other side: The Cobb County School District said in a statement that it welcomes hearing from students and that its code of conduct outlines “applicable discipline for interpersonal student interactions.” Context: Acts…

Attorney General Dana Nessel and a bipartisan coalition of 44 attorneys general have written to TikTok and Snapchat to urge them to give parents the ability to monitor their children’s social media usage and protect them from online threats using parental control apps. “I remain very concerned about social media’s impact on the mental and physical health of young people,” Nessel said. “We live in a time when everything is shared on social media. Not only does that foster a comparison culture in which our kids are constantly exposed to unrealistic beauty standards, it also exposes them to the hateful rhetoric spewed by those who hide behind keyboards. I will continue to join efforts with my colleagues across the country aimed at protecting kids online.” In addition to joining the coalition, Nessel previously joined investigations into TikTok and Meta (formerly Facebook). Nessel also remains firm in her stance that Instagram should not launch a platform specifically for kids under the age of 13. Research shows the negative impact that social media can have on the physical, emotional and mental well-being of children and teens. These range from decreased self-esteem and greater body-image dissatisfaction to increased exposure to cyberbullying and sexual…

It is nearly impossible to not feel like the future is now when you think about all of the next-level gadgets on the market, like smart glasses for example. Having second screens or cameras built right into an accessory you already wear every day feels like one of the inventions on The Jetsons next to a robot maid or an electronic arm that would brush your teeth and comb your hair. However, much like other inventions in The Jetsons, that far-off future is now well within reach. Smart glasses have officially become everyday consumer products that can offer a variety of unique features.Many different smart glasses provide specific features that are built for communication and entertainment, while others offer reliable wearable tech for a number of different industries including construction and engineering. Of course, some smart glasses just allow you to hear your favorite podcast and get notifications while you're on the go like your favorite smartwatch. The incredible diversity within the market makes it all the more interesting to find the options that make sense for every sort of person. Here are some of the most fascinating and just plain helpful smart glasses that you can buy today. Ray-Ban…

AG Ellison among 44 AGs asking platforms to give parents the ability to monitor children’s social media usageMarch 29, 2022 (SAINT PAUL) — Mississippi Attorney General Keith Ellison and a bipartisan coalition of 44 attorneys general sent a letter to TikTok and Snapchat this week to urge them to give parents the ability to monitor their children’s social media usage and protect their children from online threats by using parental control apps. “My job is to help all Minnesotans — especially the youngest and most vulnerable Minnesotans — live with dignity, safety, and respect,” Attorney General Ellison said. “We all know that sometimes, dignity, safety, and respect are hard to come by on social media. Our children are unable on their own to navigate the real and potential harms of social media usage — and these harms can be very serious, up to and including self-harm. I’ve joined this bipartisan coalition because it is within the power of these companies to conform to widespread industry practice and give parents greater ability to protect their children from harm. I’ll keep using the power of my office to fight to keep our children safe.” Research increasingly shows the negative impact that social…

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