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Published 10:22 25 May 2017 BST

Alternatively, Snapchat users can choose to invite only friends or 'friends of friends' within a specific geographic area to contribute to a group story. That might be useful for events like weddings and parties.
The group stories will disappear if 24 hours pass without a user adding a new photo or video. That means groups of friends might make a game out of keeping their shared Story alive, much like some Snapchat users strive to continue their 'snap streaks' with other Snapchatters.
The update comes as Snapchat's user growth is slowing amid a heated battle with the Facebook-owned Instagram.
The rival app has been growing steadily in part by mimicking features popularised by Snapchat, including stories and visual effects called "lenses."
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