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Snapchat has all these problems and people still enjoy the ephemeral nature of them.
by sleepychu 7y ago
Snapchat has all these problems and people still enjoy the ephemeral nature of them.
- jedberg 7y agoSnapchat at least warns you that someone screenshotted it.
- ska 7y agoIt's not like that can be enforced in general, there will always be ways to duplicate it without notifying.
- creaghpatr 7y agoSnapchat sends a notification to the sender when someone screenshots their content, will be interesting to see if Twitter does the same.
- ceejayoz 7y agoTwitter can't. Lots of people use third-party clients or the website, where detecting a screenshot simply isn't possible.
- ihuman 7y agoThis feature might not be available in 3rd-party clients, like polls and cards.
- ceejayoz 7y agoIf it's not on the website it'll be DOA.
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- badfrog 7y agoFacebook usage is > 80% mobile, and they often don't bother adding features to the website. Do you have reason to believe that Twitter is different?
- RandallBrown 7y agoWhat features aren't available on the website that are available in the mobile app? I've seen some news stuff that isn't I suppose, but not much actual functionality.
- cirno 7y agoWorst case, take a photo of your screen with another phone. The harder it is to scrape the content, the more vulnerable the content posted there will be, which will make it that much more desirable a target to scrape.
- felipeerias 7y agoIt is possible to detect when that screenshot is subsequently shared within the platform. Twitter could prevent blocked users from sharing screenshots of tweets by the people who have blocked them, they just choose not to because eNgAgEmEnT.
- cronix 7y agoOnly when using the native screen shot app, which you can use many on Android.