After launching for iPhone users a couple of months back, Facebook's teenager-only "Lifestage" app has come to Android.
Aimed at the high-school goers, the app is a sort of video diary where you answer biographical questions about yourself and share a visual profile of who you are with your school network.
"The app is a clear counter-punch to Snapchat, emphasising quick video clips, filters and emoji," Engadget.com reported on Thursday.
To fill out the profile, you need to answer questions with short videos -- your favorite song, your best friend, that sort of thing.
They are visible to your peers and should be updated regularly, otherwise a poop emoji will appear next to your name, the report said.
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Technically, Lifestage only works for those who are 21 and younger and allows users to discover video profiles created by others in the school to learn more about them.
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