The news: Snap unveiled a slew of new features for users and creators this week, including the fifth generation of Spectacles AR glasses powered by a proprietary operating system.

Snap is testing a new, “simplified” version of its app, which combines Stories and Spotlight into a unified entertainment feed that is separate from the chat tab and camera.
It’s offering new content creation, fan engagement, and monetization tools for creators, including an easier way to share audience data with brands.

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