Maybe instead of using Snapchat to exchange nudes like every other human on Earth, teenagers are now texting each other acronyms?
Critics have deemed it a "sexting" app, used primarily by teenagers to exchange nude photos, with little guarantee of privacy.
A lot of people who want to Snapchat want to exchange nude pictures," 15-year-old George, a gay teen from Holland, says.
New Mexico teenagers can now exchange nude photos without fear of criminal prosecution under a new bill that legalizes sexting and could have national implications for laws on child abuse images.
Exchanging nude photographs, of course, is also a no-no -- one that would bring a lashing -- and such threats ensure that virtual freedoms won't soon migrate to the real world.
They also knew that to freely exchange nude images they had to go elsewhere: From ImageShack or Photobucket to Kik or MMS.
He would offer to exchange nude videos and photos, telling the boys the types of images to produce.
After receiving an anonymous tip that students were exchanging nude pictures of each other, school officials started to search through students' cell phones that were voluntarily turned in.
Through the years, we've watched the app evolve from a glorified platform for exchanging nudes all the way to the international and journalistic hub of information it is now.
In a recent scandal in Colorado, police found that high school and middle school students had allegedly exchanged hundreds of nude photos, prompting prosecutors to consider filing felony charges, which the district attorney's office ultimately decided against.
