Group members that are currently active will show up with their Bitmoji - to go to a one-on-one chat instead, just tap the username of a friend. Group Snaps disappear after 24 hours - and once someone sends an image to the group, you can only view the photo once. Want to keep a message from disappearing automatically? Inside the chat, tapping and holding on a message will save the note. The feature is only available if the sender’s settings allow, but it is nice for making plans, as you can hang on to information a little longer, such as an address, restaurant name, etc. It’s also helpful just to remember what the heck you were talking about. Snapchat has a high percentage of users snapping a photo with the in-app camera, but images you’ve previously shot can be sent on the social network, too. Navigate to where you’d find your saved Snaps, then tap the Memories tab to access the images on your camera roll. Images that weren’t taken with the in-app camera will have a label at the top, however, that lets other users know the shot wasn’t taken inside of Snapchat. Now go impress your friends by showing them that you know how to hang with the cool kids. "Oh, I don't know how to feel about that," adds Alanah Crytzer of South Side.(Especially because they probably took a screenshot.) Snapchat’s functionality is straightforward.ĭazzle them with these advanced Snapchat techniques and you’ll be the envy of influencers everywhere.Just because the pictures disappear doesn’t mean your friends will respect you tomorrow. I don't think they should be used," says Molly Rubenstein of Swisshelm Park. It's just too easy to be misunderstood, especially with social media. "Let's talk about the younger generation," says Bryan, "and it's used in a hurtful way and that child might now have the wherewithal to be able to withstand that bullying."īottom line for anyone using that GIF on Snapchat or Instagram, says Bryan, "Dignity and respect are two really important words, and you don't have to agree with things, but you just need to treat people as you would like to be treated yourself."īut social media is everywhere - and often crosses the line. While these words may not be offensive to some, they can be really hurtful to others, especially to the young who use them against other adolescents to ridicule, to out, and to offend each other. "I think if a person is comfortable using that word and that's how they identify, then they should be able to use that."
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