Snapchat brings the expected location feature!

Snapchat has brought the long-awaited live location sharing feature among friends. Here are the details...
 Snapchat brings the expected location feature!
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Snapchat received the appreciation of users with the user name change feature, which it announced that it will put into service in the past few days and will be available on February 23. But now, it has confirmed that it will also add the long-awaited location sharing feature to the app’s capabilities. Here are the details…

Snapchat brings real-time location feature

Snapchat said today that its users can now follow their friends over their location. With the upcoming update, registered users will be able to see and share the exact location information of others, similar to the Find My application on iOS.


Location sharing steps on Snapchat

With the change you will make through the settings, you will be able to share your instant location information with individual users for 15 minutes or a few hours. It is stated that this feature is initially only available between friends and mutual friends.

In addition, the feature will be turned off the first time you install the app or log in. There will also be no option to share with all friends. To activate the relevant setting, you need to go to your friend’s profile and select the duration of the location sharing. Then your live location sharing will automatically appear in your chat with that person.


Steps to change username in Snapchat

Although the updates regarding live location and name change feature shared yesterday will be integrated into Snapchat for the first time, considering it’s late even considered private for users. Because the application, which has 250 million monthly users, has been expected for a while to bring these innovations.

Additionally, the company said it will expand its existing work into a broad partnership with ‘It’s On Us’, a nonprofit dedicated to combating sexual assault.

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