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Snapchat on Third Party Application

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  • 21-11-2014 8:05pm
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    Mountainlad
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    Hi,

    I just got an email from snapchat warning me that I am using snapchat from a 3rd party application and that I should stop using it and change my password.

    I use the 6snap windows phone version to access snapchat. Is this email normal and nothing to be concerned about or is there something else I should be worried about?


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    wilser
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    Seen something on twitter about snap chat trying to disable all 3rd party snap chat apps, not really a big deal for android or ios but wp doesn't have a genuine snap chat app.
    Think they are trying to get 6snap withdrawn from the store


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    Mountainlad
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    wilser wrote: »
    Seen something on twitter about snap chat trying to disable all 3rd party snap chat apps, not really a big deal for android or ios but wp doesn't have a genuine snap chat app.
    Think they are trying to get 6snap withdrawn from the store

    I've noticed that since they sent it my snap chat hasn't updated.


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    [Deleted User]
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    http://blog.snapchat.com/

    It was posted on their blog on November 11th. My response would be "well if you'd ever release an official Windows Phone app then I wouldn't have to use a third party one." :rolleyes:

    Edit: Seems they're banning users of third party apps now: http://wmpoweruser.com/snapchat-begins-banning-6snap-users/


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