Snapchat’s Friend Solar System feature determines your best friend on the app by the planets’ proximity to the sun. This is an excellent way to assess the strength of your connection but might be misleading in certain cases. For this reason, Snapchat has chosen to disable this by default. If you and your friends still use the Friend Solar System functionality and wish to activate it again, here is how you can do it on Snapchat.
If you are unfamiliar with the concept, the Friend Solar System requires Snapchat+ access and determines who is your best friend based on the planet’s proximity to the sun. We will also go over the functions of each planet to give further information. Now, let’s explore how to activate this feature.
How to Enable Friend Solar System on Snapchat
- Open Snapchat and click on your profile frame in the top left corner which it leads you to your profile text.
- Press the Snapchat+ section.
- Scroll down and turn on the Solar System option.
- Tap “Okay” to confirm.
How to Check Your Planet on Friend Solar System
- If the feature is on, start a chat with your friend from the Chat screen within Snapchat.
- Next, click on the top of the chat where your friend’s name is displayed to enter his or her profile.
- Finally, click on the Best Friends badge to see where you stand in the orbit of your friend’s System.
- Your Snapchat avatar will be on the planet matching where you are placed, and your friend’s avatar will be near the sun.
How to Disable Friend Solar System on Snapchat
- Search on the profile icon located at the top left corner of the app.
- Go to the Snapchat+ section.
- Choose Snapchat+ then scroll down.
- Tap the toggle-off option provided for the Solar System.
- Click “Okay” to confirm.
FAQs
What does Snapchat’s Friend Solar System feature do?
This feature determines your closest friend on Snapchat based on planetary proximity to the sun, offering a novel way to assess friendships.
Who can access the Friend Solar System feature?
The Friend Solar System feature is limited to Snapchat+ subscribers, requiring a subscription to utilize it.