Snap Camera will no longer be around for Zoom calls
No more filters during live streams either.
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Those quirky filters and lenses courtesy of Snap Camera will soon be a thing of the past.
Starting January 25, the app from Snapchat will no longer be available for both use or download. The reasoning behind this move isn't clear from Snapchat's support page so far.
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Snap Camera allowed users to apply filters to video chats and live streams on both PCs and Macs. This worked in applications that supported webcam input, including Zoom.
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