File photo dated 03/03/17 of the Snapchat app on a mobile phone, as Snapchat has been accused of being "wholly irresponsible" for allowing accounts allegedly promoting explicit images of teenagers to be searchable on its app. PRESS ASSOCIATION P
A MAN breached a court order by downloading Snapchat on his phone.
Stephen Greenwood, 31, was caught with the photo-messaging application on his mobile in April last year.
This breached a sexual harm prevention order, made by Portsmouth Crown Court in 2015.
Appearing at Southampton Magistrates' Court, Greenwood was given a three week curfew, meaning he has to stay at his home in St Anne's Road, Southampton, between 9pm and 5am.
He was also ordered to pay a victim surcharge of £85.
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