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[helloitsonly 10]

2 minutes ago, lil-minx92 said:

You can set whatsapp to automatically save sent media to file.  

as far as i can see it downloads media and saves it automatically but not to the device photo album, but if you say so i may be wrong. thanks

[Hook 10]

20 minutes ago, helloitsonly said:

i call BS on this whats app does not automatically save it in photo file, it has to be moved manually.  well well well behind closed doors and all that

My what’s app saves photos automatically to my camera roll. 

[Resident 1,193]

31 minutes ago, helloitsonly said:

i call BS on this whats app does not automatically save it in photo file, it has to be moved manually.  well well well behind closed doors and all that

Mine saves it to a sub-folder in my DCIM folder. 

 

It HAS to save the received image somewhere on your device  or you can't view it. 

[helloitsonly 10]

Just now, Resident said:

Mine saves it to a sub-folder in my DCIM folder. 

 

It HAS to save the received image somewhere on your device  or you can't view it. 

mine just saves it in the message oh well i will have to take lessons but thanks anyway.

[lil-minx92 10]

10 minutes ago, helloitsonly said:

mine just saves it in the message oh well i will have to take lessons but thanks anyway.

On Whatsapp (using iphone)

Settings>Chats>Save to Camera Roll

[helloitsonly 10]

1 minute ago, lil-minx92 said:

On Whatsapp (using iphone)

Settings>Chats>Save to Camera Roll

thank you got it👌

[Eccy Beach 11]

Take the wider points on social media use, but dopey councillors aside, whatsapp and its end-to-end encryption is actually a really safe way to communicate - a lot of the diplomatic services use it now rather than secure emails. 

[Top Cats Hat 10]

Sending soft porn images probably cost a colleague of mine over £5,000 of work.

 

I had asked him to bid for an emergency job for a client of mine. As there were flights to be booked in connection with this work I asked him to stick it all in an e-mail. When I hadn't recieved it after 24 hours, I rang him and asked him where the email was. He told me that he had sent it the day before.  After checking that he had the right email address I asked him to resend, as I needed to book flights.

 

Still no email so I went elsewhere. A month later I found his emails in one of my spam folders along with one that he had sent me (and everyone else in his contact book) of a 'funny' as the young people call them, of a cartoon featuring a naked lady. I assume this is why my  provider classed the email as spam and blocked further mails from the same email address!

 

(the cartoon wasn't that funny either! )

 

 

 

[ANGELFIRE1 10]

Doubtful a glimpse of the female form would drive you immediately insane, either on personal phone or dare I say a company one.

 

Angel1.

[Top Cats Hat 10]

2 minutes ago, ANGELFIRE1 said:

Doubtful a glimpse of the female form would drive you immediately insane, either on personal phone or dare I say a company one.

It may have done in Victorian times! 

[ANGELFIRE1 10]

1 minute ago, Top Cats Hat said:

It may have done in Victorian times! 

That's true.

 

Bit off post a little, today's female "pop" stars expose as much as they can within the bounds of decency. But no one seems to critisise them for doing it do they.

 

Angel1.

[Top Cats Hat 10]

3 minutes ago, ANGELFIRE1 said:

Bit off post a little, today's female "pop" stars expose as much as they can within the bounds of decency.

Only some do and that usually depends on their target audience.