What is what does it mean when someone shared a snap with you?

When someone shares a Snap with you on Snapchat, it means they've sent you a photo or video directly through the app. Here's a breakdown of what that entails:

• Direct Communication: A Snap is a form of one-on-one (or small group) direct communication. It's meant to be a personal exchange.

• Ephemeral Content: Snaps are designed to be temporary. Once you view a Snap, it typically disappears after a short period (usually up to 10 seconds, or indefinitely if set as "no time limit").

• Viewing a Snap: You'll receive a notification when someone sends you a Snap. You can tap the notification or open the Snapchat app to view it. The sender will know you've opened their Snap.

• Replaying Snaps: Snapchat might allow you to replay some Snaps once, but not all of them.

• Screenshot Notification: If you take a screenshot of a Snap, the sender will be notified.

• Snap Expiry: If you don't view a Snap within 24 hours, it typically expires and disappears.