Snapchat insists its AI-powered chatbot is not collecting ‘new location information’ from … If you’re anything like us, you’re probably always coming across new and unknown things on the internet that need explaining to you. The latest comes in the form of the initialisms “WTM” and “WTW”, which have come to hold special significance on social media in recent weeks. It’s part of a growing trend on Instagram Notes, and they’ve become ‘secret’ codes on platforms like TikTok and Snapchat too. But what do they mean, and what are they used for?Sign up to our new free Indy100 weekly newsletterThe general understanding is that WTM means one of two things – “what’s the move” or “want to meet”.It’s used by some as a slightly coded way of people getting in touch with other users they’re romantically interested in.@andreww_trsAll this slang makes me confused😭 #fyp #foryou #takuache #mexican #viral #girlfriend #toxica #crushOn Snapchat, it’s also used as an invitation to meet up with people. WTW, meanwhile, is commonly taken to mean “what’s the word”, which is used in the same context as WTM. The initialisms might be being used more than ever, but their use has been frequently criticised by many
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