In a new attempt to get a foothold in the teen segment, Facebook launched this weekend without notice lifestage, an application only suitable for children under 21 years and is currently only available in the United States for iPhones.
While technically anyone can download the app, those who claim that their age is 22 or more can only see your own profile, as the app is intended for high school students, as reported specialized site Tech Crunch.
After logging in -a process for which does not need an account on Facebook-, the user selects his school and then can watch the videos Profile people in your school or other nearby; for this, the school in question must have at least 20 members registered in the app. Once logged in, it’s time to make a profile, including name and a second section with “how to connect with you”, in which the app suggests adding username on Instagram or Snapchat (LifeStage not have a system of own messaging).
When the user already has the profile, you must upload three videos with personal information on to tell what he likes, what he dislikes, put a smiley or indicate how dancing face, and then these clips are converted into video profile that others can see.
on the main screen of the application there, like in Snapchat, a kind of timeline with updates from contacts, and . the top right icon shaped nut to complete the user profile
in the same upper right corner, a number informs about the level as user based on activity within the social network: the more you interact, the more level is achieved.
the brand new application, the date of arrival in Argentina is still unknown, it is according to several analysts a new attempt to keep market share of Snapchat, the social network of ephemeral messaging seduces younger.
Recently, Facebook had introduced a series of innovations in Instagram, copied Snapchat, like Stories, a feature to share the times of day that are not necessarily want to keep in the profile. photos and videos disappear after 24 hours and are not published on the main page of the application
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