Facebook's Moments app allows for private sharing of images
Facebook has announced a new standalone app for iOS and Android called Moments. Moments allows you to share and sync images from events, such as trips, weddings, parties, nights out or similar, between a private group of users, in a very similar way to the Kolektio app that was launched only two weeks ago.
Users can create collaborative image albums that all invited contributors can upload their images to for sharing between friends. The app uses the same facial recognition technology as the Facebook tagging feature to sort images on your phone by the people in them and their time stamp. Images can be shared with specific friends or the entire group. You can also search for photos of yourself or specific friends.
Moments is available from the Apple App Store and Google Play in the US today and will roll out to other countries in the near future.
Source: Facebook
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