Now you can create your own filters on Snapchat – Dagbladet.no

(Dagbladet): With a ghost that logo has been Snapchat service where all information will disappear as soon as it is sent.

Users have therefore had few opportunities to give friends and acquaintances lasting messages.

But now Snapchat changes to take up the fight with the many hashtags that are popular when you share photos on Facebook and Twitter.

The service has just launched its own version of hashtags, and users can now create their own geofiltere for events such as weddings and parties, according to the newspaper Business Insider.

Geofiltere are small decorations with location information or district name to add to the photos you share on Snapchat. This has been the service’s way to let your friends know where you are.

But now expanding Snapchat its geofiltertjeneste, and lets you create your own filters that not only shows where you are but also what you do.

Snapchat new filter service should be specially designed for birthdays, weddings, engagements and other events where you want to show people where you are, and may boast of what you do.

The user can design the filter itself, then selecting the area where the filter can be seen, whether it covers only one banquet facilities or the entire area of ​​the party. People throughout the neighborhood can thus via Snapchat choose this filter and see that there is celebration in the area.

But the service with the self-produced filters costs.

Pricing for the new filters will be from 5 US dollars and up, and you can decide how long the filter is available and where it should be seen.

the designer must again get back information about how many people have used the filter.

The new updates come after it was much noise about previous updates that provide Snapchat right to save and own the rights to all photos and videos you share through the service.

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