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Snapchat Introduces 'Memories' to Save Your Favorite Moments

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SnapchatSnapchat has introduced a new feature called Memories, accessible by swiping up on the main camera screen, that serves as a personal collection of your favorite saved snaps and stories.

Memories can be viewed personally, sent to your friends, or added to your Snapchat story. A snap taken more than 24 hours ago will appear with a frame around it in your story to indicate that it is older.

Memories are categorized, so you can search for keywords such as "dog" or "Hawaii" to easily find specific Snaps and Stories related to a particular night out, vacation, anniversary, birthday, or other occassion.


Memories also includes a My Eyes Only feature that makes personal snaps viewable by you only when showing your Memories to others.

Snapchat was updated today, but Memories will continue to roll out selectively over the next month or so.

Snapchat is free on the App Store [Direct Link] for iPhone and iPod touch.

Top Rated Comments

thisisnotmyname Avatar
127 months ago
doesn't that totally go against the original intent of snapchat?
Score: 9 Votes (Like | Disagree)
whyamihere Avatar
127 months ago
Ephemeral messaging continues to become less ephemeral.
Score: 7 Votes (Like | Disagree)
127 months ago
I thought the whole point of snapchat was that everything was temporary. That it didn't store anything that could come back and haunt you.
Score: 6 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Porco Avatar
127 months ago

Memories are categorized, so you can search for keywords such as "dog" or "Hawaii" to easily find specific Snaps and Stories related to a particular night out, vacation, anniversary, birthday, or other occassion.
This feature is going to be HUGE for people with amnesia who celebrated their birthdays with a vacation to Hawaii with their dog.
Score: 6 Votes (Like | Disagree)
jmh600cbr Avatar
127 months ago
great. another company scanning my photos for information.
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Jimmy James Avatar
127 months ago
This is contrary to the whole [original] point of the app.

It's like if Facebook came up with a feature where nothing you posted was displayed or retained.
Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)