Snapchat will begin charging users who store more than 5GB of content in its 'Memories' feature, impacting those with large photo and video collections.

Snapchat will charge users with over 5GB in Memories, offering paid plans from $1.99/month. Most won’t be affected, but some users criticize the move as unfair.

Users have been able to save their photos as memories on their accounts for free since 2016 but now, the social media ...

Snapchat storage fees kick in as the app ends free Memories beyond 5GB. Users must pay for new plans to keep old photos and ...

Users with more than 5GB of saved Snaps will need a subscription to continue storing their most important moments.

The social media company will charge after users reach five gigabytes of free storage, which is in line with other tech ...

This strategic move comes as Snap aims to capitalize on the more than 1 trillion saved Memories on its platform. By introducing a subion model, Snap not only generates additional revenue but also ...

Since it was introduced in 2016, the popular messaging app has long enabled its users to save and store previously posted ...

Snap Inc., the parent company of Snapchat, has announced that its Memories storage feature will no longer be unlimited.

Snapchat has announced a huge change to the way users can store their photos in the app - and it's safe to say people are not ...

Existing content can be downloaded, and Snap will provide 12 months of temporary storage for those affected. In the US, the 100GB plan is priced at $1.99 per month, with 250GB included in the $3.99 Sn ...

Snapchat will start charging to store photos and videos, prompting fury from users who have been using the app to archive ...