Screws over! Oh no!
Good thing it still has the native app
Is Snap obligated to transport your high-res images via the agreement you have when using their software?
Sounds like a market opportunity for software that doesn’t screw you over
I'm not sure how you can think your sarcasm adds anything to the conversation, nor how it could be warranted.
In case you haven't noticed, Snapchat main hurdles these days is that their growth is vastly slowed down by the "stories" timeline on the Facebook app (Instagram, WhatsApp, messenger) that do offer higher quality of pictures.
I don’t really see how histrionics over a tech company in a so-called free market with an obligation to make money, not “not screw over users” adds anything to any conversation
We’ve been here before. Especially on this HN. The whole setup itself is banal
Are we supposed to sit here and fix their problems? What point does that serve
It’s like forcing an author to change their story.
Get over it, America! No one cares about gameifying Silicon Valley
I kind of blame Android too, as a dev I know how crappy the camera APIs can be. But as a user, it stands that only Snapchat takes crappy photos because it doesn't use the standard API, everything else works fine. (Okay actually Facebook Messenger does this too, but oddly the main Facebook app does it right).