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Facebook leader Mark Zuckerberg has issued a warning to users taking ‘screenshot’ photos of their conversations in Messenger.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Head of Facebook and sister company Meta<\/a>, said in a post that soon one update<\/a> on the Messenger network will notify users that an image of their conversations has been retrieved by another user.<\/p>\n “A Messenger network update will send notification if anyone has taken pictures of a missing message,” Zuckerberg wrote, accompanied by a ‘screenshot’ of a conversation with his wife.<\/p>\n The announcement comes after the Messenger platform has added the option that makes their messages disappear after a while.<\/p>\n The option has been launched in the US and will come to Facebook users in Europe soon, the network writes USA Today<\/em><\/a>.<\/p>\n Several other messaging platforms have brought the option of deleting messages and notification when a conversation is photographed with a ‘screen-shot’.<\/p>\n Reports say Facebook’s move comes in response to security concerns <\/a> and network privacy rights.<\/p>\n But other users had their recommendations: “When will the ‘dislike’ button be added?” Someone wrote in Zuckerberg’s post.<\/p>\n Someone else unhappy added: “Maybe you can also learn how to feed the hungry, shelter the homeless or something.”<\/p>\n \n<\/p>\n top channel
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