Snapchat is a social app that allows you to send and receive pictures to you friends, an open public platform to share your moments.\u00a0 Though it has some additional features, which keep on updating time to time, that\u2019s why you need to understand the impact of each and every one. Nothing stays for long here and so does your Snapchat score. It works on a very simple formula, what you send or open will add into your score as a point but you don\u2019t get any point for sharing Snapchat stories. Now the point is how you can use it to improve and turn it into your favor. Its working is a tricky one to understand. Therefore, in order to give you a detailed description about its functioning, following points are explained:<\/p>\n
It can be a bit confusing for new users or may be the existing ones who still have no clue about how come they have been getting fewer points for some snaps and more for some other. Here is an example that will help you understand the system, suppose you have got 450 points from sent snaps and 510 from received snaps but when you add them, instead of getting 960 you get a total of 925. So don\u2019t be confused if that has happened with you. According to social media experts and few theories suggest that the score varies with condition. For instance, one theory suggests that you will get 12 points for every snap sent to first three friends and 20 for each snap afterwards. And this theory makes sense as it has been noticed that total sum of score differs.<\/p>\n
One more theory says when you send or receive one snap, you get one point and if you send it to multiple users then also you get single point for that. This theory is widely accepted by the users. In short snap more, if you want to get more Snapchat score. Know more about how to increase your Snapchat score here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Having seen the logical part please be prepared for an overnight slip of score. And this time it\u2019s not about sent snaps or received ones, It just happens without giving you a notice. Unlike Facebook and Twitter Snapchat score is not about your number of followers yet people remain curious and interested in increasing it. But Snapchat is not interested to explain so much, it\u2019s too busy sending receiving your snaps, so you should focus on that more. May be that\u2019s what Snapchat wants to convey to its impatient users, \u201cKeep clicking snaps and send them, we don\u2019t know anything else\u201d.<\/p>\n\n
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