There's no privacy on SnapChat either, in terms of privacy from data collection. As soon as SnapChat is pushed to really monetize the platform, it will slowly s

There's no privacy on SnapChat either, in terms of privacy from data collection. As soon as SnapChat is pushed to really monetize the platform, it will slowly start to implode. People I know don't usually post much on Facebook, or even Instagram...but those are their "public" personas and they will post things that improve their public image (usually.) They do sign into them, look at what people are doing and occasionally post. SnapChat is the "private" persona, so posts are going to be more varied. While Twitter has the opportunity to be an anonymous platform for some, which neither SnapChat or Facebook have, really. They are all different components to what people want with some audience cross over. I don't use SnapChat, mostly because the CEO killed off the 3rd party app for my platform of choice (Windows Mobile.)