[mrki444]

Social networks are overwhelmed with a lot of content today. Most of the content was copied, the rest was retouched, photoshopped existing content. Very little content is authentic and without filters.

One social network got the idea of how to try to reduce bad content and get better quality content. Users will not be able to publish content when they want, but the application will send a notification that they now need to take a photo of what they are doing and where they are at the camera. This should reportedly gain insight into authentic reality, avoid the use of filters, and have too much time to adjust images to distort reality.

Once the notification is received, it will take two minutes for the image to be published, and both the front and rear cameras of the smartphone will be used during the shooting.

Does this idea sound good to you?

[Netherrealmer]

Some websites now uses ID and face verification before you can register.

[Katrina]

This idea seems a bit too censored for me. I don't want my phone manipulated that much by a social media site. I do think there are too many bots though and instead of putting more frustration onto the user, why can't they code their sites better to learn to block the bots?

[mrki444]

Some websites now uses ID and face verification before you can register.

It is not idea get real user, than real content.

I don't want my phone manipulated that much by a social media site.

This would be just normal push notification. You already receive many such notifications like when ever you get message on Viber, you get notification about it. It is same.

[Fergal]

@mrki444 do you use the app? Is it called something like Reels?

[mrki444]

@mrki444 do you use the app? Is it called something like Reels?

I didn't try it yet. App name is BeReal.