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Anecdata: My circle of friends use neither and probably/seemingly are just clueless about what these services do. If you see a change from using one to the oth
by darklajid 10y ago
Anecdata: My circle of friends use neither and probably/seemingly are just clueless about what these services do.
If you see a change from using one to the other: Can you explain if they're mostly the same thing? What drove the adoption in the first place? For someone vaguely/minimal familiar with FB (no account) and a Twitter handle, how do these services tie into your daily life?
(I'm generally curious. I cannot ask someone around me, I know no one using either service. The blurb/marketing on the respective sites don't help)
- JBReefer 10y agoIG has copied a ton of Snap features outright, and this is Snap firing back at Facebook. They're essentially the same thing, but Snapchat seems to be dying. They tie into life because they let people announce things, show what their up to, and occasionally be exhibitionist. It's like Facebook, without all of the political warfare. Demo info: 25-32, upper middle class friend group that's mixed latino and white.