Snapchat

Snapchat

💛Who is this Evan Spiegel

Evan Thomas Spiegel. (Los Angeles Times, latimes.com)



Nobody has heard of Snapchat today. Snapchat, a popular mobile app, can share pictures and videos with friends, such as Facebook and Twitter. The special feature of the mobile app is that both pictures and videos are automatically deleted after viewing by friends.



Evan Spiegel is the co-founder of this mobile app and the CEO of Snapchat (which changed its name to Snap Inc. last year). He is still 26 years old and has $ 2.1 billion in assets.



Education and the start of Snapchat




💛Snap Founders - Evan and Robert Murphy (Asian Journal, asianjournal.com)



In June 1990, Thomas Spiegel, who was born in Los Angeles, USA, to a pair of lawyers, began his primary education at Stanford University in California. It is said that her childhood was not short of expensive cars, large monthly allowances, and travel, which led to a comfortable life from an early age.



Such a Snapchat idea is first presented as a project of Stanford University's Product Designer, who works temporarily while studying. Robert Murphy and Reggie Brown, together with Snapchat, who are working on a mobile app to create a mobile app, abandoned their university journey shortly before graduation.



💛Snapchat: High-Speed ​​Growth






Introduced "Spectacles". (Spectacles, spectacles.com)



Launched in 2011, the mobile app has many features in addition to sharing pictures and videos. It is said that after a short period of time, the technology of erasing images and using it as a medium of message sharing has reached 10 million users and 20 million images per day by 2012.



Due to its rapid growth and popularity, Facebook has offered to buy Snapchat for $ 3 billion in 2013, but it declines. Although known by some as an arrogant and somewhat arrogant character, Snapchat has already become a mobile app with over 400 million users sharing pictures and videos every day.



Snapchat, which changed its name to Snap Inc. last year, also introduced a pair of sunglasses called "Spectacles", showing that it is moving beyond a social networking app. It is said to be capable of recording videos up to 30 seconds and sharing them directly on Snapchat while wearing it.