Videos and pictures of as many as 200,000 teenagers posted via the Snapchat service and stored on a third party website have been put online, apparently by the same people who were behind the ...

The problem is, most of Snapchat's users are between the ages of 12 and 17, which potentially means a lot of photos of underage children are about to leak online. For more on the Snappening ...

Android phones often have similar or better cameras than iPhones. But on Snapchat, it's not even close. Snapchats from Androids are much worse than from iPhones. That's because it’s way easier ...

Even though Snapchat’s main feature is to offer users an ephemeral photo sharing service, thus allowing them to share pictures and videos of personal stuff that can’t be saved on the sender ...

Snapchat could build a facial recognition database of its users, and these users would be able to save certain privacy settings about how they want to let photos of them be shared. Then ...

The service acted as a web client for the Snapchat app that allowed users to receive photos and videos, and save them online. What its users didn't realize was that the site was quietly collecting ...