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Want to transform your selfies into a doe-eyed Disney character? Here's a simple step-by-step guide to using 3D Cartoon filter on Snapchat, Instagram. A viral trend has been taking over the internet and if you are confused about what we are talking it’s the Disney Pixar face filter on Snapchat. The social media company has introduced a new Cartoon 3D Style lens that turns your selfies into Disney Pixar characters. The lens can be used both for taking photos or creating videos. Also Read - How to use Snapchat's viral Cartoon 3D Style Lens Snap cites that since its debut, over 215 million Snapchat folks have been engaged with the new Cartoon 3D Style Lens and that it has been viewed more than 1.7 billion times. This new face filter has no doubt caught the attention of many. You can try the lens on paintings, caricatures, or even your friends (in case you don’t like taking selfies), and transform them into popular doe-eyed Disney princess (or prince). In case you are wondering how to use the trending Disney Face Filter, here’s a simple way. You can have fun with this filter on Instagram as well. Also Read - Instagram will…

Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later.When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice.A driver fled after ploughing into a traffic light in Wythenshawe. Police were called to reports of a crash on Altrincham Road in Baguley last night. When they arrived the driver had left the scene, and was thought to have left on foot. READ MORE:Terrifying moment young mum scrambles to save toddler as thugs steal her car in Snapchat set-up No-arrests have been made. Altrincham Road was shut for about an hour at its junction with Hall Lane, as police worked at the scene. A GMP spokesperson said: "Officers were called around 8.45pm on Friday 18 June to Altrincham Road, Manchester to a report of a collision. (Image: Manchester Evening News) "Emergency services attended and enquiries established a car had been in collision with a traffic light. "The driver failed to remain at the scene and is believed to have fled on foot. "Enquiries are ongoing and no arrests have been made."

A YOUNG mum has revealed her carjack horror as thieves “held a knife to her throat and threatened to kill her son” in a devastating Snapchat scam. Harrowing footage of the attack shows Courtney screaming “let me get my kid, let me get my kid” as a thug grabs her arm, pulling her out of the Alfa Romeo car. 6 Courtney has revealed she feared for her son’s life after a carjack horrorCredit: Facebook 6 She could be seen rushing to grab her son as the thieves clambered into the car Courtney later wrote on social media:  “I really thought I was going to get stabbed as there was no way I was willingly leaving the car with my baby in there.” At 7pm on Thursday, June 17, Courtney Slater, 21, and her boyfriend drove to Gorton in Manchester after agreeing to sell a pair of sunglasses over Snapchat.  After arriving at the location on Cumber Road, the buyer appeared at the car’s side, was shown the sunglasses and talked to Courtney’s boyfriend for a short time. But suddenly, “from nowhere”, a gang of hooded men descended on the car and chased Courtney’s partner with knives.  Courtney told Manchester Evening…

Snapchat San Francisco: Popular social media platform Snapchat is removing a feature known as the “Speed Filter” that lets users capture how fast they are driving and then share it with friends. The move is a dramatic reversal for Snap which introduced the feature in 2013. Also Read - Snapchat Testing TikTok-Like Feature, to Allow Users to Set Their Snaps With Music Since then, “Snap has defended the feature in the face of warnings from safety advocates who’ve argued that it encourages reckless driving”, reports NPR. Also Read - Snapchat Introduces In-app Meditation Feature With Headspace The company has also faced lawsuits from the families of those who have been injured or killed in car crashes where drivers were moving at excessive speeds, allegedly to score bragging rights on the app. The feature has been connected to several deadly or near-fatal car crashes, often with teenagers behind the wheel. According to the report, a 2015 collision involving the speed filter left a driver in Georgia with permanent brain damage. In the same year, the feature was tied to the death of three young women in a Philadelphia car accident. In 2016, five people in Florida died in a high-speed collision…

After hearing controversies since 2013, finally, Snapchat has decided to wave goodbye to its speed filter on both Android and iOS. Many users accused this filter of encouraging and promoting rash driving and highlighted that many people especially youth had to witness accidents due to it. Basically, the speed filter captures how fast Snapchat users are moving and allows them to share the result with their friends. Since teenagers usually get easily attracted to such features, many non-profit organizations along with families of young people who were part of some deadly car crash sued Snapchat and forced the company to remove this filter for social wellbeing. Till now, Snapchat was defending its controversial speed filter in court but now it has lost the battle and has decided to remove it while one of the most evident reasons behind it is that the feature is no more popular to spend money for defending it. The company was also accused of misleading youth as some teenagers believed that the company would reward them with digital prizes for recording a speed above 100 miles per hour. Initially, the company removed this feature from the filter and converted it into a sticker with a…

Born in one of the last identifying years of the millennial generation, I have had the profound fortune — or misfortune — of growing up alongside the evolution of “Big Social.” The networking platforms that have changed our world — Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat and Instagram — came of age as I did. And for 15 years, I have shared my life online and looked onto others’, mesmerized by a never-ending parade of digital show-and-tell. Facebook dominated high school and most of college. Excited proclamations about which college or sorority a person chose became routine, as did albums of school dances, weekend happenings and family vacations. Later, Instagram showed up, in a more commanding format, and late adopters like myself thought, “What would I even take photos of? My life isn’t that interesting.” The answer, evident today, is “everything” and “yes, it is.” Before the advent of Big Social, humans were not yet omnipotent beings. Our knowledge of other people’s lives was confined to conversations and observations within the square miles surrounding our homes, school, work and extracurriculars. Now, thanks to algorithms and a collective impulsivity, I know my friend’s cousin recently got engaged at a picnic on the beach in…

David Lewis Pacheco Sonora, CA – A Crystal Falls man who used social media to target kids in a sex for drugs scheme was sentenced to 30 years in prison by a judge who called him a “one-man crime spree.” Initially charged with 54 counts, as reported here, in all, 30-year-old David Pacheco pled guilty to 37 felony charges including three violent felonies for forcible sex crimes. Tuolumne County District Attorney Cassandra Jenecke says that provision and making sure Pacheco paid for his crimes without the kids having to testify were key concerns discussed with the victims and their families. “We came to the conclusion to make a plea deal that would make it difficult for Pacheco to be released from state prison and we wanted to avoid re-traumatization for our survivors. We looked at the charges and the amount of time that he could serve, and 30 years seemed about right.” Additionally, Pacheco will have to serve 85% of his sentence, at least 25 years, register as a lifetime sex offender, and be placed on parole after being released from prison. Pacheco was arrested on February 23rd after sheriff’s deputies raided his home. Inside they seized over 14 pounds…

Public Profiles for businesses on Snapchat enables all brands to stay connected with their audiences.Snapchat will now allow businesses of all sizes a free, permanent home on Snapchat to house all unique content. Announced at Snap Partner Summit 2021, Public Profiles will give brands the ability to get discovered organically, engage with customers, build a following, sell products, and manage profiles - all from one discoverable place.They will enable brands to connect with customers organically by highlighting useful and engaging content. Additionally, through public profiles, brands can showcase existing Lens AR Experiences, and share shoppable products directly within the Snapchat app. Alongside these features, brands will have access to insights for their businesses. It will also allow Snapchatters to subscribe to brand profiles and stay up-to-date with content, new product launches and more.Key features of a Public Profiles include -i) Public Stories to share latest updates and behindthe scenes to drive deeper connections with theSnapchat communityii) AR Lenses to give Snapchatters immersive ARexperiences. Once linked to the Profile, these Lenseswill also be discoverable through both SnapchatSearch and Lens Exploreriii) Highlights to permanently showcase the best-curated content such as public snaps, stories, photos, and videos. This is the best way for…

Cathie Wood-led Ark Investment Management on Monday shed 145,727 shares, worth about $9.26 million, in Snapchat parent Snap Inc (NYSE: SNAP) on the day shares of the social media company fell.  Snap shares closed 0.81% lower at $63.57 on Monday. Wood’s firm sold the shares in Snap via the Ark Fintech Innovation ETF (NYSE: ARKF).  ARKF still holds about 1.75 million shares, worth $111.98 million, in the social media company that ranks twelfth among a total of 44 stocks in the fintech innovation ETF.  Ark also holds 921,260 shares, worth $58.56 million, in Snap via the Ark Next Generation Internet ETF (NYSE: ARKW).  See Also: Cathie Wood Sells Snapchat, DocuSign For Second Straight Day, Buys Spotify The New York-based investment firm bought 183,172 shares, worth about $32.12 million, in Etsy Inc (NASDAQ: ETSY), an e-commerce platform for handmade goods and vintage items. Shares of the company closed 2.70% higher at $170.30 on Monday.  The investment firm first bought the shares in Etsy earlier this month, a day after the company revealed plans to buy Gen Z-focused reseller Depop for $1.63 billion as it looks to expand into the fast-growing clothing resale category. ARKW, which bought the shares of the company,…

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