A Snapchat Survey Reveals Some Facts Of Friendship In India

The differences between Snapchat and Instagram? If you use both of them, you might know. In fact, there is not so many people have an account of both. Some sources say that users of Snapchat are more closed to their friends than users on Instagram. Indeed, it's not necessary to add a mutual friend on Snapchat as you do with a mutual friend on Instagram. In Snapchat, we can share every moment with our friends, no matter that is sad or happy. Here's a global research crossing nations and regions, which was performed to analyze the different state of friendship in different geographies. 

The study investigated 10,000 people from 13yrs to 75yrs across Australia, France, Germany, India, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, the UK, and the U.S. The interviewees were classified into 4 main groups which are Gen Z for 13 to 23-year-old youngsters; Millennials for 24 to 39 adults; Gen X for 40 to 54 year-old people and Boomers for elders above 55 years old. 

According to this finding, we have here interesting facts about the way Indians think and value their friendship:  

To conclude the report, friendship means a lot and it represents one of the most respectful relationships in a culture-rich country like India.