On Friday, Sept. 26, Snapchat announced plans to start charging users who have more than 5GB of Memories. Here's what we know.

Snapchat will soon charge users for memories storage after a decade of free access. Users can store up to 5GB for free, but must upgrade for larger storage options. Here's how to save your memories ...

Snapchat is introducing paid storage for its \"Memories\" feature, requiring users with over 5GB of saved content to subscribe or download their Snaps.

Pricing starts at $1.99 per month for an additional 100GB, with 250GB bundled into the $3.99 Snapchat+ subscription. Exceeding the threshold grants a 12-month grace period of temporary free storage, ...

Some Snapchat users could soon be forced to pay up to save their Memories—but there are a couple of free work-arounds, including downloading your data.

Social media apps can do almost everything - but one important feature that every single app owns, and most of us treasure, is keeping our memories. But what if that got taken away from us?

WASHINGTON — Snapchat users who rely heavily on the app’s Memories feature will soon need to pay to keep all their saved photos and videos stored on the platform. Snap Inc. announced it is introducing ...

Disappointing news for Gen Z, who spend a lot of time on Snapchat! The platform will now charge users for storing more than 5GB of content in its Memories feature.

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Since its launch in 2016, Memories has enabled users to save Snaps that originally disappeared after 24 hours, creating an archive of daily moments, milestones, and celebrations. However, the company ...

If your Memories exceed the new limit, you will need to either export them or sign up for one of Snapchat's new Memories Storage plans in order to preserve them.