Have you noticed those Snapchat changes? Here’s what you need to know…

If you’re a Snapchat user, you may have noticed that The Powers That Be have replaced the ’best friends’ feature with emoji.

Have you noticed those Snapchat changes? Here’s what you need to know…

The company writes:

"Starting today, a bunch of emojis will be popping up in your Snapchat friends list.

"No, they weren't just our favourite ones (shout out to the poop emoji), they actually mean something super-important - they break down your whole squad."

There are six new symbols that show the level of relationship you have with your Snapchat friends.

A smiling face with rosy cheekswill denote a best friend, but not your number one BF. Obvs.

The smiley face with sunglasseswill appear when you have a mutual Best Friend.

The gold/yellow heartwill appear next to the name of the person you interact with the most, your #1 Best Friend - the one who send the most snaps to and who sends you the most.

The smirking facewill appear next to someone who sends you a lot of snaps - but who you don't send a lot back. Ice cold…

The grimacing smiley faceindicates that your #1 Best Friend is also their #1 Best Friend. Awwkward…

And a flame emojiwill appear when you've started a 'Snapstreak' - sending snaps back and forth on consecutive days. You'll also be able to tell how many days you've been keeping it up for.

The app was also updated with a 'needs love' feature to nudge you towards those you've been neglecting on Snapchat. And many will be glad to learn there is now a special camera mode for low light - indicated by a small moon at the top left hand corner of the screen.

What do you think of all the changes?

H/T: BreakingNews.ie

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