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Snapchat users now uploading more photos than Facebookers

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 19 Nov 2013 10:39 User comments (4)

Snapchat users now uploading more photos than Facebookers According to a Snapchat spokesperson, the company is now processing 400 million photos per day, even more than Facebook.
Facebook, the king of social media, said recently that users upload 350 million photos per day.

It is unclear how Snapchat is calculating their figure, but Cnet suggests that the company counts the same "snap" multiple times as most Snapchat users send the same message to multiple friends.

Numbers appear to be jumping, as CEO Evan Spiegel announced in June that 200 million snaps were being uploaded daily.

Snapchat recently turned down multiple cash offers above $3 billion, waiting instead for higher offers or to go public.

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4 user comments

120.11.2013 05:56

This isn't surprising. I know I never upload anything on FB but use Snapchat practically daily. And I am not alone in doing this.

220.11.2013 07:42

Originally posted by pensfan12:
This isn't surprising. I know I never upload anything on FB but use Snapchat practically daily. And I am not alone in doing this.
Clearly, I didn't think that you were solely responsible for uploading 400 million photos a day! :O)

320.11.2013 16:22

Damn! That is shocking for me at least!

423.11.2013 07:07

This is the first time I hear of Snapchat. So surprising in that regard.

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