A user can’t receive one-on-one chat from someone they haven’t already approved as a friend. You can chat by video, photo, audio or text on Snapchat. You are notified if someone takes a screenshot, but all bets are off if they photograph the screen with another camera or device. Snaps disappear after being viewed by the recipient like “words in a conversation” but remember that it is possible for someone to take a screenshot or record the screen with their phone or another device. Once you’ve created a Snap, share it with one or more friends or Everyone. For Lenses, use your phone’s selfie (front) camera to activate the feature. To access filters, take a photo or video, then swipe right.
Photos and images are called “Snaps,” which you customize with filters (text, emojis, stickers, doodles) or lenses (special effects, like voice changer or face swap). So no one should develop a false sense of security. However, as we’ll show you below, there are ways to save what you share.
Snapchat is “in the moment” – not so much about taking pictures to look at later in life (though you can do that) but letting people experience them right now and then move on. Users love that they can share a moment that’s digital footprint-free - they don’t have to think about how their photos, videos or comments make them look to some unknown audience in the future. By default, the text, photos and videos you share delete automatically after being viewed by the recipient. Snapchat is all about fun and spontaneity.
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