Snapchat relies on reading and burning innovation into a dark horse

Tencent Technology News June 19 news, Snapchat relies on burning after burning innovation, mobile social tools as a dark horse. However, some users want to save important pictures and videos. According to the U.S. tech news site Venturebeat, there have been several third-party tools on the market that will allow Snapchat users to read it.

Currently, Snapchat users want to save the content, only the more troublesome way: screen shots on the phone, and then save the picture.

The latest tool to save Snapchat content is reportedly called "Saver-for-Snapchat," but needs to run on a Windows computer, according to the developer, for the third quarter of this year, a version for Apple Computer systems will be available.

The tool promises to keep images and videos that netizens share via Snapchat, save it forever, and make edits.

Daniel-Offer, the developer of the software, told the media that instead of using Snapchat's development interface (API), they used the user's account number and password to communicate directly with Snapchat's servers for photos and videos.

Until now, there have been other tools available to keep Snapchat shares on the market, such as an online site called Snaptools.

A spokesman for Snapchat told the press that they already knew there was a third-party tool to save content. He said under the terms of the agreement, Snapchat prohibits unauthorized third parties from accessing content through the API. In addition, Snapchat users should not enter accounts and passwords on other websites or unofficial Snapchat tools in order to secure their own information.

It is worth mentioning that, recently, Facebook launched Slingshot, a mobile social networking tool that competes directly with Snapchat, which provides the ability to save videos and images. Perhaps to meet the needs of some Snapchat special users.

However, in general, reading and burning has become the mainstream trend of mobile social networking tools. Social networks such as Path and Tinder have all announced that they will turn to burn after reading. Facebook is also in the acquisition of Snapchat failed, personally developed the product. (Dawn)