Snapchat rolls out Group Streaks and 'Infinite Retention' for chats
Snapchat has introduced two new features: "Infinite Retention" and "Group Streaks". The "Infinite Retention" feature allows users to save chat history and prevent messages from disappearing, a highly requested feature by the community. Users can enable or disable this setting for each conversation, and the other person will be notified if it's enabled. Additionally, Snapchat has rolled out "Group Streaks," which enables users to contribute to a collective Streak with their friends. To maintain individual Streaks, users must send and receive at least one photo or video Snap with a friend every day, while Group Streaks are easier to keep going as several people can participate. Users can also restore a Group Streak within a week if it ends. The article also mentions that Jim Lanzone, the CEO of Engadget's parent company Yahoo, joined the board of directors at Snap on September 12, 2024.
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