Snapchat friends-only stories: From now on, a 14-year-old's videos and Stories will no longer appear in Spotlight feeds seen ...

Users under 16 years old will get a separate profile to show Stories and Spotlight posts to friends that they follow back.

Snapchat now restricts users aged 13 to 15 from sharing Spotlight posts publicly, allowing them to share only with mutual ...

Snapchat is rolling out new content-sharing protections for 13- to 15-year-old users. The platform announced Wednesday that ...

Snapchat has introduced new rules to enhance the online safety of children and teenagers. Users aged 13 to 15 will now only ...

Snapchat introduces private profiles for teens aged 13–15, restricting Spotlight sharing and strengthening safety controls ...

Snapchat is tightening content controls for teenage users, limiting who can see Stories and Spotlight posts from users under ...

Snapchat is restricting under-16s to friends-only Stories and Spotlight, with no favourite counts, as lawsuits and regulators push platforms to protect minors.

Kids aged 13 to 15 will only be able to create, save, and post Stories and Spotlight videos “on a dedicated profile that is ...

According to a report from The Verge, the new program will cover content posted to Stories as well as Spotlight. Previously these two formats had separate monetization programs but now they will be ...

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Snapchat is a moneymaker for some creators who frequently post content to Spotlight, land brand deals, and create AR lenses for the platform.