Skip to content Messenger is one of the more used ways of communication in our time. Because of its flexibility, user-friendly interface, and its direct connection to Facebook, people tend to enjoy and find it alluring. Because of this, we can say that this app improved; its tracks went from photo sending, video chatting to group interactions and video calling. having this said, it can be a conclusion why Messenger has over a billion downloads in iOS and Android stores.
Of course, all of us are aware of this app’s capability of sending photos and videos, correct? Well, a recent update of Messenger is its ability to capture photos automatically. Yes, they now have an auto-save feature for photos so you won’t have to manually save every photo that you receive.
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The Pros
One of its main pros is that you won’t have to toggle on every photo to save it. By enabling this feature, you can be guaranteed that the photos you receive from every thread you open will automatically be saved on your device.
Another pro is its continuity. Whatever photo you receive from anyone as long as you opened its thread, it will automatically download. By this, you can be assured that even if you do not have Internet connection, the photos you received can be accessible in your device.
The Cons
One not-so-good thing about this is its ability to capture every photo you receive from a thread you opened. Say, you are part of numerous groups and you get to communicate with a lot of people; whatever they send will automatically be saved in your device. This can cause memory to be cut faster (if your device has low memory) and it can slow down the device.
