The most frustrating parts of using Snapchat is trying to find and add new people. Which is either by taking a photo of a friend’s BooR code (cumbersome), or search for their username (annoying, especially when usernames are weird and long). But today Snapchat has fixed that problem. The company has quietly added a new feature in its most recent update: the ability to grab a personalized URL (like to send to friends who want to follow you.

Under the Add Friends section in the app’s drop-down menu, there’s now a new “share username” option. Tapping on it will give you a personalized URL to share with anyone you want. When a person clicks on the URL, the account it belongs to will immediately be added to that person’s friend list.

Snapchat’s entire function necessitates having friends who also use the app, so maybe this is an effort to make it easier for users without the snap power of celebs to grow the size of their follower group. Because if you add a snap to your story and no friends saw it, did the snap ever really exist?

I like this way of meeting new people. Such applications help to significantly expand your circle of communication. Keep in touch with new friends: communicate on the Internet, arrange new meetings, try to diversify your joint leisure time.

People still snapchat