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Snapchat arrives on Apple Watch: Here is everything you can do with it

Snapchat arrives on Apple Watch: Here is everything you can do with it

Snapchat's Apple Watch app lets users view and reply to messages via text, scribble, or voice-but doesn't support sending or viewing snaps yet
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Snap has launched the Snapchat app for the Apple Watch, bringing a pared-down version of its social messaging experience to the wrist. The app focuses on quick access to messages and simplified ways to respond—but does not yet allow users to send or view snaps, which remains central to the full Snapchat experience on smartphones.
What you can do with Snapchat on Apple Watch
Users can now respond using several input methods:
Typing on the Apple Watch's mini keyboard
Scribbling characters on the screen
Sending emojis
Using voice dictation to convert speech into text
While photo sharing is not supported, the app improves accessibility for users who rely on wearables to stay connected throughout the day.
Snapchat on Apple Watch: Requirements
Supported models: Apple Watch Series 4 or newer
Platform: WatchOS 9 or newer
Phone app version: Snapchat (13.35+)
Snapchat on Apple Watch: How to set up
Download the app on eligible watch
Enabled Snapchat notifications on your Apple Watch
Check the Watch app on your phone to confirm that Snapchat is selected under the 'Mirror iPhone Alerts From' section
Snapchat on Apple Watch: How to use it
Once the app is set up on the watch, you will start receiving notifications for chat text messages. Currently, you can preview the notification by tapping on the banner or moving your wrist up for a long-look view. To reply to the message, tap on the 'Reply' button in the notification and respond using available methods like scribble, dictation, keyboard, or selecting a suggested reply. This will send a chat text message into the Chat.
Snapchat on Apple Watch: Limitations
Snapchat's decision to expand to the Apple Watch comes at a time when many platforms have discontinued their wearable apps—among them Instagram, Uber, Amazon and Evernote—citing low usage or high maintenance costs.

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