Snape Chat is seriously considering making its permanent publications

Tomorrow– SnapChat, the owner of the famous SnapChat messaging service, is considering a change no one would ever have thought of: sniper publications, Reuters news agency reported on Tuesday.

Snape Chat is a service that allows users to publish temporary photos and videos that disappear after a set amount of time. This feature has been very successful in recent years and offers great services such as Facebook, Instagram, WebSAP, YouTube, etc. Other services

After proposing the most important features of Snap Chat in other services that already have many users as Snape users, Snape has begun a serious decline, which seems to have led the company to seriously consider radical changes in its mechanism after previous attempts to change. Interface designed to retain existing users and attract new users.

Now, Snape plans to make the publications permanent, and is also considering an option to reveal the identity of Snape users who publish public publications, Reuters reported, citing informed sources.

The company believes that these changes together will be a major step in its efforts to attract and retain users by ensuring that content is generally shared through our "Our Story" section, which is more accessible outside Snape Chat. . The changes could also create a new source of revenue for the company, which suffered heavy losses, which resulted in a decrease in the number of users and the disposal of the executives who worked for them.

Such changes in the Snape Chat, launched in 2011 and which are very popular among teenagers and the new generation of the millenium, are expected to provoke violent reactions from users concerned about their privacy, especially that Facebook, its rival, has suffered scandals about how it handles user data.

According to a source quoted by Reuters, Snape had carefully considered technical, legal and privacy considerations to reveal the identity of users in public publications. The new edit will only affect the content of your photos and videos in our "Our Story" section, in which publishers share a wider audience of Snape users, not just the user's friends, and the users. users will still have the option to delete these articles.

SNAP has already tried to extend the validity of public publications, but to extend or disclose them to the users who create them is a further change from the functionality of the feature.

Reuters sources said the changes would come in response to Snape's partnership responses to news discovery platforms that help media companies identify, badyze, and publish late-breaking news about Snape Chat. The news partnerships are part of the Snap & Stories Everywhere initiative launched last year to stream content to more places outside Snape Chat.

Snape Chat's "public stories" were initially removed after 30 days, but are now searchable for 90 days, according to Snape's website. But some SNAP partners said the temporary and anonymous nature of public narratives made it difficult for them to work with them, the sources told Reuters.

In the current situation, some news organizations do not include Snape Chat stories in articles because their content will eventually disappear, while others do not like their use because they can not verify the credibility of Snape Chat stories published by anonymous users.

"Snape is already talking to a partner about the need to extend the duration of public publications and content creation for celebrities," said a source close to the news partnerships announced by Reuters.