SNAPCHAT is a popular platform for sharing disappearing pictures, videos, messages, and more.
However, on June 23, 2022, users were confused to find that their chat settings were automatically set to delete after 24 hours.
On June 23, 2022, users flooded social media confused as to why their chat settings on Snapchat were automatically set to delete after 24 hours.
Typically, a chat gets deleted after its opened and viewed by both users and is designed to erase all unopened chats after 30 days.
Users can also save certain chats by long-pressing them. Saved chats will show up with a grey background.
The ‘Delete After 24 Hours’ rule, however, allows users to save chats for 24 hours before they are erased.
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The ‘Delete After 24 Hours’ option is tailor-made for people that need to save their chats for a while in order to remember what they discussed.
However, if you are the type of person that likes to keep their chats disappearing then you must follow these instructions:
Users are flooding platforms like Twitter, Instagram and more to get answers about the new Delete After 24 Hours’ rule.
One user tweeted: “@snapchat fix this mess about deleting my chats after viewing or 24 hours LEAVE MY CHATS ALONE.”
Some, however, are taking a more humorous tone to the new rule.
“Snapchat changing the settings to 24 hours tryna end relationships this summer. I hear it,” one user wrote.
Another posted: “Snapchat randomly deciding to switch all chats to delete after 24 hours is so weird. Isn’t the whole point of that app to be able to cheat in peace??”
