SNAPCHAT will finally let users add music to their snaps in a move that will see it rival TikTok and Instagram Reels.

Unfortunately, the feature is only avaliable to Apple users so those with Android devices will have to wait a bit longer.

You can now pick songs to add to your Snapchat content

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You can now pick songs to add to your Snapchat content

The music feature is rolling out to iOS users all over the world.

They just need to update their app.

New Zealand and Australia already have the feature, which lets you choose from a library of popular songs to add to your video or image.

Snap hasn’t said how extensive its music library is but it does have licensing deals with some of the major music companies.

The music feature is only on iOS

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The music feature is only on iOSCredit: Alamy

This includes Universal Music Publishing Group, which has the likes of Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande on its books.

Snap also wants to introduce a feature that allows people to create their own sounds.

There’s no word on when the music feature is coming to Android.

How to add music to Snapchat

First, you’ll need to make sure you’re using an Apple device with the updated version of Snapchat.

Someone people might get the update before others.

Once updated, open Snapchat and go to the camera screen.

You should spot a music note symbol in the top right hand corner.

Click this and choose from the songs to add to your Snap.

There is currently only a small list of songs to choose from, meaning you can’t search for a specific song.

Snapchat – what is it?

Here’s what you need to know…

  • Snapchat, or Snap, is a multimedia messaging app available around the world
  • It was created by former Standford University students Evan Spiegel, Bobby Murphy and Reggie Brown
  • The first version of Snapchat was released in September 2011
  • The main feature of Snapchat is the ability to send self-deleting photos, videos and messages
  • These digital missives will wipe themselves from a recipient’s phone after a short time
  • Snapchat also offers “Stories”, which allow users to share content visible to multiple users – but that vanishes after 24 hours
  • In 2019, Snapchat had around 190million daily users
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In other news, Facebook Messenger has got a new update linking it more with Instagram.

A concerning 94% of the 69 million child sex abuse images picked up by US tech firms last year were found on Facebook.

And, the dangerous ‘Benadryl Challenge’ on TikTok has been putting teens in hospital.

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