The Snapchat Instant Platform Platform has announced two new features aimed at teenagers’ security using the platform.
Its features, the company claims, will help protect them from foreigners, potential harassment and drugs.
One of these features has been added to the features of the ‘Add’ ‘Quick Add’ friend’s suggestion to increase protection for 13 to 17 years on the platform.
Snapchat won’t show your user advice at the age of 13-17 years to someone else, unless they have a set of friends together.
“We recently added new protection to add fast, features our friend’s advice, to protect 13 to 17 years.
In order to be found quickly by others, users under 18 years need to have a number of friends the same as that person – Next Ensure that is a friend they know in real life, “announcing Snapchat on Blogpost.
When it comes to drug problems, the company has faced severe criticism for years because various teenagers lose their lives after buying drugs on the online platform.
Snapchat has said that it makes some progress with the algorithm that detects drugs, with the current increase to engine learning and AI algorithms claiming to provide an increase in 33% detection since the last update.
The company also has two new partners for heads up portals – an anti-drug coalition of the American community (CADCA) and truth initiatives.
“88% of content related to drugs that we find now proactively detected by our artificial machine and intelligence technology learning, with the rest reported by our community.
This is a 33% increase since our previous updates”, said the company.