article_snippet.sent: And while many of them say them understand the appeal of the social media app, which allows users to share photos that will disappear within 10 seconds, them still can't really wrap them heads around the point of it. '
article_snippet.sent: But before the group can start sending pictures, the group are given cell phones so the group can learn how to snap the group own selfies - which proves to be an almost-insurmountable task in itself. '
article_snippet.sent: I don't know how to use an iPhone,' Catherine says with a laugh before the group get started.
article_snippet.sent: After they take turns learning how to flip the phone's camera around, they start snapping away, but most of they are quick to voice they displeasure with they photos.
article_snippet.sent: They soon move on to captioning They own photos, which presents its own set of issues, as the seniors struggle with typing the seniors messages. '
article_snippet.sent: "' But almost all of them enjoy the feature that allows them to color on them photos. '
article_snippet.sent: After they upload they photos to the app, Alex asks: 'Who would care?'
article_snippet.sent: Rhoda notes that politicians should get on the app because of all of politicians 'sexting' and 'nude pictures' What fun:
article_snippet.sent: Meanwhile, Johnny has no idea that Snapchat is reportedly worth $19 billion. '
article_snippet.sent: This is definitely going to catch on with kids,' Johnny says of the technology.
article_snippet.sent: Oh, that is so stupid,' Darlene adds, however Catherine notes that the feature is 'pretty neat'.
article_snippet.sent: And Rhoda quickly thinks of a group of people who would benefit from the app. '
article_snippet.sent: All that sexting and texting and nude pictures and all that, politicians should get onto this thing,' Catherine notes.
article_snippet.sent: The elders then go on to discuss the controversy surrounding teens who are using the app to send inappropriate pictures. '