What is what does it mean when it says added on snapchat?

When someone is "added" on Snapchat, it means that a user has included another person in their Snapchat friends list. Here are a few contexts in which this might occur:

1. Friend Request Accepted: If you receive a notification that says "Added you" from someone, it typically means that the person has sent you a friend request, and you have the option to add them back by accepting their request.

2. You Added a Friend: When you add someone on Snapchat, it can also mean that you have sent a friend request to this person. Once they accept your request, you can start sharing Snaps and chats with each other.

3. Mutual Friends: Sometimes, Snapchat may suggest potential people to add based on mutual friends or through a feature called "Quick Add," which allows you to add people that Snapchat thinks you might know based on mutual connections and phone contacts.

4. Added by Username or Snapcode: You can add someone by directly entering their Snapchat username or by scanning their Snapcode, a unique QR-like code that users can share to make it easier to connect.

5. Notification: If you receive a notification saying "Added on Snapchat," it could be informing you of the status of your friend request (either you added someone, or they added you).

Understanding how adding friends works on Snapchat is crucial because it impacts who can see your stories and send you Snaps directly. Therefore, managing your friends list is an essential part of using Snapchat safely and effectively.