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How is it lying to admit that you can capture the image?

• sk5t 11y ago
  The deletion--not the screenshot bit--may be a lie.
  • hanspeter 11y ago
    Ah, ok. But no one knows if they have stored any images. They have simply updated their terms in order to not get sued if they choose to do so. As long as they say that they're deleting photos from their servers there's no reason to believe they're not.
    • newjersey 11y ago
      > As long as they say that they're deleting photos from their servers there's no reason to believe they're not. There is no reason to believe they will delete any snap before all recipients have viewed it once, or according to new policy, have viewed it once and paid 33¢ to replay it once (I'd imagine this could update to n times where n is a number they decide in the future). Imagine being able to use people's snaps for advertising online. Use a photo of someone you watch a lot and put a picture of them smiling or a video of them saying "I love you" (thanks to voice and or face recognition) in a targeted advertisement... I believe Facebook tried something similar a while back.