The impact was reportedly so intense that ... The other driver, 18-year-old Christal McGee, was allegedly using Snapchat's speed filter to boast about how fast she was driving at the time of ...

It's not just one amateur designer's attempt at humor. Coming from Snapchat itself, this means whatever impact the filter has is directly reflective of the company and its biases. This also allows ...

The current Snapchat filter backlash comes four months after ... “Intentions don’t erase the impact,” Hatch said, “And the impact is hurtful and damaging for people of color who see ...

Whether you're on Instagram, Snapchat, or TikTok ... Suprisingly, this can have the same impact on those who have acknowledged that the filters that completely change your face are fake. " ...

While in this case, the app's range of filters led to a playful moment, Snapchat has also recently been making strides to educate schools on its impact for young users. Michele Gay, the executive ...

Snapchat reports that more than 200 million people use its filters on a daily basis. It’s no surprise that these face-altering technologies are having a negative impact on young people.

Snapchat disabled its speed filter in 2021 after criticism it encouraged ... McGee’s car was traveling 107 mph at the time of impact. In 2022, the Georgia Supreme Court ruled that Snapchat ...