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Interesting and Amazing facts about snapchat.

 Facts about Snapchat 


#8 Drinks are a popular feature.

According to a recent statistics, a staggering 93% of snap chat users have sent a picture to somebody else of their drink. 

Over 60% sent pictures of people they don't even know.


 

#7 It's been beaten only by Facebook.

Snapchat has become so popular now that facebook is the only

Rival, which can beat. Snapchat regularly ranks at 2 , just behind our favorite social networking app.


 

#6 Best friends or no best friends?

Snapchat users went slightly crazy in 2015 when the 'best friends' 

Feature was taken away.

Prior to this update, users could see the best friends of others users.

64% of people still want the 'best friends' list to come back.


 

#5 if at first you don’t succeed, try again!

The founders, Evan spiegel, Reggie brown Poster and Bobby Murphy, had tried 34 projects before coming up with the idea 

Of  Snapchat. 

Their idea was criticized, but it's a good job they didn't listen!


 

#4 it’s original name was picaboo.

When it was started in2011, it was named picaboo, but in 2012 I

It was renamed to snapchat.

Spiegel changed the name to snapchat after receiving a cease-and-deist from a photo book company with same name 'picaboo'.


 

#3 there are more than 7 billion pictures and videos per day.

As of 2016, there are over 7 billion pictures and videos which are 

Viewed every single day on snap chat by users.

This amount increased from 2 billion in may 2015.



#2 Filters are one of the most popular features.

In 2015 snap chat introduced a variety of filters which users could add to their pictures and videos.

This is thought to have contributed to increase in popularity for the app.

 


#1 Woman like it more than men do.

70% of the people using snap chat are female, leaving just 30% are male population.

As of 2014, over half of the users are between the ages of 13 and 17.



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