Snapchat will start charging fees for storing photos and videos in the 'Memories' feature, provoking negative reactions from users.
Liviu Brăteanu
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Snapchat has announced that users who have more than 5 GB of data in the 'Memories' section will have to pay to keep their content. Storage plans will cost $1.99 per month for 100 GB and $3.99 for 250 GB. The change has generated negative reactions, with users accusing the company of greed. Snap justified the decision by the need to continue improving the feature. Although most users have under 5 GB, those affected complain that they have to pay to keep their memories.
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