According to reports, security concerns led to the introduction of the upgrade, which also affects Instagram, owned by parent company Meta.
In the meantime, there have been a variety of responses to Zuckerberg’s post, which has received over 94,000 comments. Many have pointed out that there are several ways to trick the screenshot notice.
“Screen recorder will do I guess,” wrote one person.
“What if someone used another mobile phone to take a photo of the conversation?” proposed an additional one.
“Now we will use another mobile for capturing photos instead of screenshots,” agreed on a third.
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