Free Snapchat For Tip & Guide

How to Use Snapchat
WE’RE GUESSING YOU don’t use Snapchat. Sure, you’ve probably downloaded it; maybe you’ve sent one or two crappy stills to your friends. You think you did everything right, but who knows, because you couldn’t really figure out what Snapchat is supposed to be used for. And so you turned your back on Snapchat. You shrugged and thought Well, it’s for those damn Millennials and turned it into a punchline for self-deprecating stories about the limits of your technological savvy.

Well, here’s the thing: You can use Snapchat—and you’re going to love it.

In fact, your timing couldn’t be better. The company recently announced a slew of new features as part of what it’s calling “Chat 2.0.” The update includes voice chat, video and audio notes, stickers, and a number of changes to the UI. While Snapchat was seen largely as a ephemeral platform for pre-teen communication and raunchy pictures that disappear in seconds, the changes move the company into a much broader competitive space that includes everything from Kik and Whatsapp to Skype and Facetime. In light of the updates, we thought we’d give you rookies—along with our editor—a helpful guide to Snapchat. [Ed.—I don’t know what they’re talking about, I am supercool.]

Warning: Snapchat is one of the most addictive apps out there (as of February, Snapchat users were reportedly watching an estimated 8 billion videos daily) and, from this point on, you may find yourself living life through your iPhone camera.