Mistakes happen! Mankind has been falling flat at stuff since our species existed. But, dissimilar to our primitive forefathers, who used to keep their embarrassment up to themselves, we’re sufficiently lucky to live during a time where we can share our screw-ups with the whole world and that too with a single tap. To know what we mean, go beneath.

Snapchat made it possible. But, it’s damn disgrace that Snapchat is intended to make all our recordings and photos to vanish after a couple of moments. A ton has been lost because of this feature. Well, there is something called screenshots. Thanks to it! Read more…

A couple of months ago, the supermodel and Victoria’s Secret angel Miranda Kerr – who also happens to be the fianceé of Snapchat co-founder Evan Spiegel – spoke out against Facebook’s supposed theft of her partner’s ideas.

“When you directly copy someone, that’s not innovation. It’s a disgrace. How do they sleep at night?”, she asked in an interview with The Times.

Kerr has a point.

In August 2016, Facebook-owned Instagram introduced a new feature called Stories that bore a strong resemblance to Snapchat’s feature under a similar same name. And that wasn’t the first time Facebook cloned some features of Snapchat into its products such as Instagram, Whatsapp, and Messenger. Read more…

Snapchat has become one of the most popular social media networks in our present times. Founded in 2011, Snapchat has managed to capture the world’s attention with its unique features. By February 2017, the social media network has reported a number of 301 million monthly active users.

It’s important to note that many individuals haven’t yet used it. After addressing a few questions here and there, we have figured out that many millennials have no idea about Snapchat’s features. Read more…

Facebook follows the strategy of copying the features of other apps implementing those feature and then killing them after sometime. It is a habit that is repeated by Facebook over and over again and Facebook has done that with Snapchat many times.

Facebook also made an attempt of buying Snapchat few years ago for $3 billion in 2013, which was turned down by the Snapchat owners. Many times Facebook introduced similar feature just as Snapchat. This resulted in making Snapchat, Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram all look almost similar. Read more…

If you are over the age of 34 years old, you may not know what SnapChat is. It is an app that allows you to send short videos or images. The biggest benefit was that the messages used to disappear 24 hours after they were viewed, but people are now able to save the messages if they wish.

Nevertheless, in principle, the message you send should disappear after 24 hours. If you are truly unaware of SnapChat, the independent news group produced a fine article on the many things you can do with SnapChat. It may be worth a skim read to get an idea of what SnapChat is all about. Read more…

The new generation of young celebrities are not necessarily singers and actors. Many up and coming rich and famous people have found their way into celebrity status through social media.

On platforms such as Instagram, YouTube and Vine, ordinary people are gaining massive followings and weaving their way into the hearts of millions, all while making some money on the side too! Read more…

Although Snapchat doesn’t presently have the earning power of Twitter or Facebook, the situation may change in the near future. Snapchat is often called an “underdog” in this fierce media race, however, its history of innovation and new and stylish user base make it stand out from other social media platforms.

Snapchat, as well as Twitter, were thought to be the serious threats to Facebook. Read more…

A majority of people today use social media, but did you know you could become famous or rich on social media? There have been many people who have done just that. We’re going to look at a few of them and see just how they did it.

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