What are Streaks on Snapchat?

One of the key features of Snapchat, Snapchat Streaks, is what keeps users interested in this fleeting messaging and social networking app. Snapchat has succeeded in building a devoted following by making sending and receiving Snaps through Snapchat Streaks a game. Read on to learn everything there is to know about Snapchat Streaks in case you’re a new user who has questions about this feature.

Snapchat Streaks Explained

Snapchat Streaks—also known as Snapstreaks or just Streaks—are a gauge of your interaction with another Snapchat user. A Snapstreak starts when you send or receive Snaps from someone at least once every three days. Looking for the fire emoji or (🔥) emoji next to the contact’s name on the Chat screen will help you spot an active Snapstreak.

The amount of days that a Snapstreak is active is indicated by the number that keeps rising next to the fire emoji. The software needs you to send and receive photographs and videos to your pals at least once within a 24-hour period in order to maintain a Snapstreak. The Snapstreak will be gone if you do not. Consequently, in order to maintain a lengthy streak, you

What Factors Into Snapstreaks?

What causes a Snapstreak and what doesn’t could be on your mind at this moment. The fact that only two activities count toward Snapstreaks has been made plain by Snapchat. These are what they are:

• sending and receiving photo Snaps
• sending and receiving video Snaps

That’s all there is to it. If you text the person, upload Stories (even if it’s a private tale), or send Snaps to group conversations, you won’t accrue a Snapstreak. It’s also important to remember that you should transmit the Snap directly from the camera interface on Snapchat. The Snap will not be added to your Snapstreak if you send it from your camera roll or Memories tab. Snaps shared with Snapchat Spectacles do not contribute to your streak either.