Snapchat Compare And Contrast

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Snapchat and Instagram are my top two favorite social media apps. Although they are both similar to each other they are also very different from each other. Some of the most interesting things about them are: the people who created them, the variety of features that both have, and their statistics. Snapchat was created by Evan Spiegel and Bobbie Murphy. It was then launched in September 2011. Instagram was created by Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger. And it was launched in October 2010. Snapchat allows you to take pictures or videos, add text to them and send them to a friend or you can post it to your story where everyone who follows you can see it. Once a snap is sent to a person it will disappear within 1-10 seconds after they open it. But …show more content…

Snapchat also has many different types of entertaining filters which get added to and taken away daily. So you never know what might be there day after day. The filters put different images on or around your face and can also change your voice. Even though Snapchat is more popular these days, Instagram is still used by millions of people. Instagram allows users to post pictures or videos with descriptions online to the users following them. Unlike Snapchat, the pictures or videos that you post to Instagram don't ever disappear or go away unless you delete them. Although Instagram doesn't have all of those awesome snapchat filters they have a variety of their own unique filters and features. Instagram allows you to use their filters for your pictures as well as adjust the saturation and brightness of your photo. Instagram also has a higher quality of photos unlike snapchat. Snapchat has a daily average of 100-200 million active users daily and 400 million snaps are sent each day. The majority of snapchat’s users are women, around 70%. The average age of snapchat’s core users are from the age of 13 to 24 and 77% of all college students use snapchat. There is also eight

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