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Snapchat's Family Center Upgrade: Dodging Lawsuits While Chasing Gen Z Commerce
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Snapchat just rolled out major upgrades to its Family Center parental controls, giving moms and dads deeper peeks into teens screen time, top chat buddies from the past week, and how new friends connect via mutuals or shared contacts, all without spying on private snaps. Snapchat's own newsroom announced these tweaks on January 22, alongside TechCrunch and Hindustan Times reports, framing it as a smart play to dodge regulator heat right after quietly settling a bombshell social media addiction lawsuit from a 19-year-old plaintiff earlier this month. Simply Wall St spilled that the California case wrapped days before trial, sparing CEO Evan Spiegel the hot seat, with terms sealed tighter than a ghost story—TechCrunch notes Snap still faces similar suits amid old internal warnings on teen mental health risks.
On the business front, Chief Business Officer Ajit Mohan sold 20,848 shares at about $7.62 each on January 16 to cover RSU taxes, per StockTitan SEC filings, leaving him with over 5 million shares amid a wave of zero insider buys in six months, Quiver Quant data shows. Meanwhile, Snap's pitching itself as Gen Z's secret shopping sidekick, shifting buys from feeds to group chats with AR try-ons and peer nods, as AdAge details via Snap exec Alexandria Sumner—eMarketer forecasts US ad revenue hitting $2.36 billion by 2027 if it clicks. Snapchat for Business touted fresh wins too, like Hulu spiking subs over Black Friday with First Commercials and McDonald's France landing 3.4 million reaches via AR for app installs.
Looking ahead, Snap Inc. set its Q4 and full-year 2025 earnings call for February 4, Business Wire confirms, as shares perked 3% recently on $195 million volume. Buzz swirls around AI too, with Snap reps eyed for the Machines Can Think 2026 agenda alongside Meta bigwigs. No big public stunts or Spiegel sightings, but these safety pushes and commerce bets could redefine Snapchat's teen empire amid profit hunts.
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Snapchat just rolled out major upgrades to its Family Center parental controls, giving moms and dads deeper peeks into teens screen time, top chat buddies from the past week, and how new friends connect via mutuals or shared contacts, all without spying on private snaps. Snapchat's own newsroom announced these tweaks on January 22, alongside TechCrunch and Hindustan Times reports, framing it as a smart play to dodge regulator heat right after quietly settling a bombshell social media addiction lawsuit from a 19-year-old plaintiff earlier this month. Simply Wall St spilled that the California case wrapped days before trial, sparing CEO Evan Spiegel the hot seat, with terms sealed tighter than a ghost story—TechCrunch notes Snap still faces similar suits amid old internal warnings on teen mental health risks.
On the business front, Chief Business Officer Ajit Mohan sold 20,848 shares at about $7.62 each on January 16 to cover RSU taxes, per StockTitan SEC filings, leaving him with over 5 million shares amid a wave of zero insider buys in six months, Quiver Quant data shows. Meanwhile, Snap's pitching itself as Gen Z's secret shopping sidekick, shifting buys from feeds to group chats with AR try-ons and peer nods, as AdAge details via Snap exec Alexandria Sumner—eMarketer forecasts US ad revenue hitting $2.36 billion by 2027 if it clicks. Snapchat for Business touted fresh wins too, like Hulu spiking subs over Black Friday with First Commercials and McDonald's France landing 3.4 million reaches via AR for app installs.
Looking ahead, Snap Inc. set its Q4 and full-year 2025 earnings call for February 4, Business Wire confirms, as shares perked 3% recently on $195 million volume. Buzz swirls around AI too, with Snap reps eyed for the Machines Can Think 2026 agenda alongside Meta bigwigs. No big public stunts or Spiegel sightings, but these safety pushes and commerce bets could redefine Snapchat's teen empire amid profit hunts.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Snapchat just rolled out major upgrades to its Family Center parental controls, giving moms and dads deeper peeks into teens screen time, top chat buddies from the past week, and how new friends connect via mutuals or shared contacts, all without spying on private snaps. Snapchat's own newsroom announced these tweaks on January 22, alongside TechCrunch and Hindustan Times reports, framing it as a smart play to dodge regulator heat right after quietly settling a bombshell social media addiction lawsuit from a 19-year-old plaintiff earlier this month. Simply Wall St spilled that the California case wrapped days before trial, sparing CEO Evan Spiegel the hot seat, with terms sealed tighter than a ghost story—TechCrunch notes Snap still faces similar suits amid old internal warnings on teen mental health risks.
On the business front, Chief Business Officer Ajit Mohan sold 20,848 shares at about $7.62 each on January 16 to cover RSU taxes, per StockTitan SEC filings, leaving him with over 5 million shares amid a wave of zero insider buys in six months, Quiver Quant data shows. Meanwhile, Snap's pitching itself as Gen Z's secret shopping sidekick, shifting buys from feeds to group chats with AR try-ons and peer nods, as AdAge details via Snap exec Alexandria Sumner—eMarketer forecasts US ad revenue hitting $2.36 billion by 2027 if it clicks. Snapchat for Business touted fresh wins too, like Hulu spiking subs over Black Friday with First Commercials and McDonald's France landing 3.4 million reaches via AR for app installs.
Looking ahead, Snap Inc. set its Q4 and full-year 2025 earnings call for February 4, Business Wire confirms, as shares perked 3% recently on $195 million volume. Buzz swirls around AI too, with Snap reps eyed for the Machines Can Think 2026 agenda alongside Meta bigwigs. No big public stunts or Spiegel sightings, but these safety pushes and commerce bets could redefine Snapchat's teen empire amid profit hunts.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Snapchat just rolled out major upgrades to its Family Center parental controls, giving moms and dads deeper peeks into teens screen time, top chat buddies from the past week, and how new friends connect via mutuals or shared contacts, all without spying on private snaps. Snapchat's own newsroom announced these tweaks on January 22, alongside TechCrunch and Hindustan Times reports, framing it as a smart play to dodge regulator heat right after quietly settling a bombshell social media addiction lawsuit from a 19-year-old plaintiff earlier this month. Simply Wall St spilled that the California case wrapped days before trial, sparing CEO Evan Spiegel the hot seat, with terms sealed tighter than a ghost story—TechCrunch notes Snap still faces similar suits amid old internal warnings on teen mental health risks.
On the business front, Chief Business Officer Ajit Mohan sold 20,848 shares at about $7.62 each on January 16 to cover RSU taxes, per StockTitan SEC filings, leaving him with over 5 million shares amid a wave of zero insider buys in six months, Quiver Quant data shows. Meanwhile, Snap's pitching itself as Gen Z's secret shopping sidekick, shifting buys from feeds to group chats with AR try-ons and peer nods, as AdAge details via Snap exec Alexandria Sumner—eMarketer forecasts US ad revenue hitting $2.36 billion by 2027 if it clicks. Snapchat for Business touted fresh wins too, like Hulu spiking subs over Black Friday with First Commercials and McDonald's France landing 3.4 million reaches via AR for app installs.
Looking ahead, Snap Inc. set its Q4 and full-year 2025 earnings call for February 4, Business Wire confirms, as shares perked 3% recently on $195 million volume. Buzz swirls around AI too, with Snap reps eyed for the Machines Can Think 2026 agenda alongside Meta bigwigs. No big public stunts or Spiegel sightings, but these safety pushes and commerce bets could redefine Snapchat's teen empire amid profit hunts.
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI