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Snapchat Now Warns s When Their Snaps Are Being Recorded via iOS 11's Screen Recording Feature

Snapchat Now Warns s When Their Snaps Are Being Recorded via iOS 11's Screen Recording Feature 5z1dk

By Gadgets 360 Staff | Updated: 16 October 2017 16:43 IST

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Snapchat now notifies s of their Snaps being recorded on iOS 11
The feature works with iOS 11's screen recording functionality
Despite this, everything else can still be saved by other s

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Popular photo-sharing app Snapchat has started notifying the every time someone uses the Screen Recording feature to save Snaps on iOS 11. 3i3e4i

"That is good news for s, but it does not mean they are safe to post anything they want. As always, everything can still be saved by other s," The Independent reported late on Friday.

Earlier, the company allowed iOS 11 s to record the Snaps of other s secretly, without the person who posted them realising they had been recorded.

The Screen Recording feature was launched with the iOS 11 update. However, the needs to tweak their device's settings to make it appear in the Control Centre.

Meanwhile, Snapchat is expected to overtake Facebook for the first time in the US, as the growth of the latter is set to slow among teens and adults, a report by market research firm eMarketer said in September.

Snapchat is forecast to overtake both Instagram and Facebook in of total s aged 12-17 and 18-24 for the first time in 2017, that will shoot up Snapchat's share of US social network s to 40.8 percent. The app currently has 166 million s globally.

Last week, Snapchat unveiled "context cards", a new feature that will allow s to book an Uber ride or reserve a seat at a restaurant without leaving the messaging app.

The new feature is aimed at increasing the time a spends on the app by providing contextual location-based search, potentially helping the company to get more advertising dollars.

Written with agency inputs

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