The update, which also impacts Instagram, which is owned by parent firm Meta, was reportedly introduced due to security concerns.
Meanwhile, Zuckerberg’s post has garnered over 94,000 comments, eliciting a range of reactions. Many have noted that the snapshot notice can be tricked in a number of ways.
One member wrote, “I suppose a screen recorder will work.”
“What if someone took a picture of the conversation with another cell phone?” suggested another.
On a third, it was decided to use a different mobile device to take pictures rather than taking screenshots.
After turning off the data and wifi, you snap a screenshot. A fourth tech-savvy person said, “You turn it on again, and you keep messaging like a hero.”
Some people were unhappy with the update and recommended that Facebook focus its resources on more pressing issues.
“I must admit that what you’ve done is really awesome. But I wish the same effort had gone into improving REAL LIFE for people rather than just the virtual one. One member wrote, “Human-to-human connection & interaction will always be the best.”
