![]() ![]() The company has faced scrutiny over its handling of drug dealers on its platform in recent months. In a blog post, the company said the change was part of its work to "combat the fentanyl epidemic" and keep drug dealers from finding "new ways to abuse Snapchat. While the change will not prevent adults and teens from connecting at all, it could make it more difficult for strangers to find teens they don't already know. The app now will not show the accounts of 13 to 17-year-olds in Quick Add unless they have "a certain number of accounts in common," according to Snap. The company is making it harder for adult strangers to find teens in its app by limiting friend recommendations in its "Quick Add" feature, reports Engadget. Popular social media app Snapchat is changing its friend recommendation feature following calls for increased safety on the app. ![]() Snap said that it has improved its ability to proactively detect "drug-related content".The company has faced scrutiny over its handling of drug dealers on its platform in recent months.The app now will not show the accounts of 13 to 17-year-olds in Quick Add.
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