Snapchat also defaulted several safety settings for minors when accounts are set up – especially setting “Contact Me” to “My Friends” and turning on Ghost Mode. While we are still finding hypersexualized stories and the promotion of risky sexual behavior (e.g., polyamorous relationships) the amount has reduced substantially since earlier this fall. W e recognize that Snapchat has made recent improvements to limit the excessive amount of sexually graphic material available to young users on Discover by implementing a “cold start” feature (type of content shown is based on birthday entered when creating an account), allowing Discover publishers to age-gate content, and providing users the option to delete specific Discover publishers. Visit the NCOSE Resource Center for Parents. We also encourage parents to understand the tools their kids are using and to use these tools together with their kids. We especially encourage parents to learn more about this app in order to help prepare kids with digital safety guidelines. Here, here, and here are simple explanations for how Snapchat works. Depending on their privacy settings, the photos and videos added to a Story can be viewed by either all Snapchatters, just the user’s friends, or a customized group, whereas Snaps are viewed only by a user who is personally sent the Snap from the sender. To create a Story, a user chooses to add their Snaps to their Story. Stories string Snaps together to create a narrative that lasts for 24 hours. Photos and videos taken with the app are called Snaps. Snapchat is a mobile app that allows users to send and receive photos and videos, which will disappear after a few seconds of the recipient viewing them.
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