As parents and lawmakers become increasingly worried about how children and teenagers use online services, social media and streaming platforms are grappling with the challenge of determining the most effective methods for verifying a user’s age, reports AXIOS. The minimum
Snap, the parent company of popular photo messaging app Snapchat, is rolling out its own AI-powered chatbot. The company told Reuters the chatbot, dubbed My AI, will only be available for premium subscribers of Snapchat+, which costs $3.99 a month.
Snap’s popular photo and text app, Snapchat, is reportedly under investigation by FBI and The Justice Department over its involvement in the distribution of fentanyl. Bloomberg reported that the investigators have been contacting the families of children who died after
Seattle’s public school district has filed a lawsuit against social media giants Alphabet, Meta Platforms, Snap, and TikTok-owner ByteDance in the US District Court. The complaint, filed on Friday, claims that these tech giants intentionally designed their platforms to lure
Snap is betting directly on hardware and developers. Today, let’s talk about one that strangely flies a little under the radar — and is taking a more straightforward path. Snap has been quietly focused on two ideas While other companies
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