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Recently, we mentioned the AI features of the new Samsung Galaxy S24 series. Today, Samsung confirmed its new partnership with Instagram and Snapchat. So, what should you know about it?

Do you still remember Snapchat during these days when TikTok rules everything among graphics-related social media platforms? Its parent company, Snap, has built a drone specifically for selfies, and it's very intriguing.

Since the instalment of the App Tracking Transparency in April 2021, Apple introduced an anti-privacy policy that gives you the option to allow third-party apps to track your data or not. It's been a year since then, so is there any impact from that?

Social media apps are constantly competing for attention and sometimes imitating popular features is the path taken. That's quite obvious when you see the different platforms coming out with short-form video features to compete with TikTok. In fact, Snapchat is now a part of that gang.

For those who are still active on Snapchat, there is a new feature to let you try out. The company had rolled out a brand new astrological profile. This feature makes you understand yourself, check out your daily horoscope, and you can share it with your friends and family as well.

Today, you can now send secret messages to your friends and family on your Facebook Messenger and Instagram. The vanish mode is a chatroom that you don't need to delete the messages and it will automatically disappear in a short time by itself. In the secret chatroom, you still can send a message as per normal such as texts, photos, voice messages, emoji, gif, and stickers.

Looks like Snapchat has been really busy lately. Just two days ago, the company updated its Lens Studio app to version 3.2, which can take advantage of the LiDAR scanner in the new iPhone 12 models for some cool effects. But the main Snapchat app was also updated recently, so users can finally add some audio to their content.

With new products often come new tech and features, as is the case with the iPhone 12 series that Apple finally launched on Tuesday. For Snapchat, that means updating its Lens Studio app to version 3.2, which allows users to create LiDAR lenses for the higher-end models of the iPhone 12 series.

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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, companies around the world have been looking into various ways to help in relief efforts. One of those companies is Snapchat, which has come up with a new augmented reality lens that isn't for fun this time. Instead, this new lens is designed to help people to donate to the World Health Organization’s (WHO) COVID-19 response efforts.