If you are a teenager or teenager, you know about Snapchat. If you don’t know how it works, you’re probably over 25. As one of the most popular social media apps, Snapchat gives kids and teens what they really want. In other words, it’s an easy way to create a great look while sharing everyday moments.  And unlike Facebook or Twitter, which records and broadcasts everything you do, Snapchat uses messages that should disappear.  All you need to register is your name, email address and date of birth. Snapchat users grab the handle and Snapchat users are drawn to silly names. To add friends, you can upload your contacts or search for your friends. You can also add someone automatically by taking a picture with a special QR code “Snapcode” that is unique to each user. After that, things get a bit confusing. On Snapchat, communication usually begins with pictures, not text. To start a conversation, tap the large circle on the camera and take a picture.