Snapchat goes back to normal
If you're someone who's been using Snapchat for the last little while — or since November of 2017 — then you know how big of a deal it was when the insanely popular social media app changed its entire layout, format, and structure.
I normally don't complain about stuff like this...BUT:
The new Snapchat update is the the worst update I've ever seen for a major social media app. I've used Snapchat for years and have legit no idea what I'm doing. Feels like a major step back.I normally don't complain about stuff like this...BUT:
The new Snapchat update is the the worst update I've ever seen for a major social media app. I've used Snapchat for years and have legit no idea what I'm doing. Feels like a major step back.— OpTic CouRage (@CouRageJD) February 10, 2018February 10, 2018
But good news for those who ditched le Snap since the latest update: Snapchat recently announced that they'll be removing some of the features that made the update so frustrating and cumbersome to users.
Since the update last year, gone were the days of effortlessly scrolling through stories, and here were the days of… weird… tile thingies? The app didn't even open on the camera like it normally did? Plus chats weren't in chronological order, and users weren't impressed.
Snapchat said that the original changes weren't meant to confuse users, but rather help newcomers to the app feel a bit more welcome and secure while they Snap away, but after seeing the resistance and blowback online, things are going back to the way the once were.
TL;DR: Snapchat is pretty much back to its old self! Hooray!
What do you think?
Are you going to go back to using Snapchat more often now that the dreaded curse has been broken? Or maybe you're done with social media for a while?
Or maybe you're someone who actually really loved the new changes and will be sad to see some of them go!
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