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Snap is trying to expand Snapchat’s presence in India by supporting more vernacular languages, rebuilding its Android app, and partnering with local companies (Marcia Sekhose/Hindustan Times)

Apr 20, 2023 0 Comments
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Marcia Sekhose / Hindustan Times:Snap is trying to expand Snapchat’s presence in India by supporting more vernacular languages, rebuilding its Android app, and partnering with local companiesBack in 2017, Snapchat found itself at the center of a controversy after its CEO Evan Spiegel reportedly said the company
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