Snapchat has announced a new, unified monetization program for creators. In a move to capitalize on the rising popularity around its TikTok-like Spotlight feature, the social media company says the ...

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

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Snapchat is restricting how its youngest users share video. From this week, Snapchatters aged 13 to 15 will get a dedicated profile where their Stories and short-form Spotlight clips are visible only ...

Snapchat has defaulted all accounts for users under 16 to a "friends-only" setting, removing public distribution of their ...

Snapchat friends-only stories: From now on, a 14-year-old's videos and Stories will no longer appear in Spotlight feeds seen by strangers. Only friends who have mutually accepted each other, not ...

Younger Snapchat users will soon be able to showcase their creativity in a friends-only environment as the platform tightens privacy protections.

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

Kids aged 13 to 15 will only be able to create, save, and post Spotlight videos and Stories “on a dedicated profile that is visible only to their mutually accepted friends,” Snap announced on ...

Maybe it wasn't a great idea to let 14-year-olds post videos to Spotlight in the first place.