On Friday, Sept. 26, Snapchat announced plans to start charging users who have more than 5GB of Memories. Here's what we know.

Snapchat now caps free storage at 5GB. Learn how to export your Memories to your camera roll or download them all at once ...

Some users could soon be forced to pay up to save their Memories—but there are a couple of free work-arounds, including downloading your data. Snapchat rankled some of its most loyal (and heavy) users ...

However, Snapchat is offering users a one-year grace period after they first hit the storage limit. Once this period ends, ...

While most social media platforms don’t charge for data storage (yet), Snapchat Memories can be positioned more like a ...

It was bound to happen at some point. There's really not much you can do with years of your snaps in need of a new home.

Snapchat just capped how many Memories you can store. Here's what it'll cost now - and how to avoid paying for more space.

After officially launching in 2016, Snapchat Memories acted as an iCloud of sorts, storing your pictures and videos and ...

The app's parent company Snap announced in September it would start charging people if they have more than five gigabytes ...

You can’t make an omelet without breaking a few eggs, and you can’t use AI chatbots without having your conversations saved to a server. AI companies use these conversations to help train their AI ...

Snapchat hasn't been this controversial since it removed public best friends lists in 2015. Last week, the photo messaging app rolled out their chat bot, My AI, to all users. The feature runs on Open ...