Campaign India Team
Jun 26, 2024

Snapchat launches new safety features to protect youth on the platform

This new suite of tools includes improved blocking capabilities, simplified location-sharing, enhanced friending protections and expanded in-chat warnings.

(left to right): Uthara Ganesh, head of public policy at Snap, actor and TV host Maria Goretti, Snap star Nitanshi Goel, Actor Tisca Chopra, and Aparajita Bharti, co-founder, YLAC India and The Quantum Hub Consulting.

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