WhatsApp now offers a feature that allows users to send temporary photos and videos. These media files can only be viewed once, making them ideal for sharing sensitive or confidential information. However, if you receive important information in these disappearing media and want to save it to your gallery, there are several methods you can use.
Firstly, taking a screenshot is a common way to capture ephemeral photos on Android devices. You can use the native method or a third-party app such as Snapit or Lightshot to take a screenshot of the unique display photo in your WhatsApp chat. On iPhone devices, you can use AssistiveTouch to take a screenshot without pressing any physical buttons.
If you need to save a one-time viewing video, screen recording apps like Screen Recorder or Record It can help you capture the video while it’s being played. These apps require permission to access your camera and microphone before they start recording. After recording the video, make sure to save it to your gallery so that you don’t lose it later.
For rooted Android users, using a file explorer app like ES File Explorer or X File Explorer can help you access the folder where WhatsApp stores one-time viewing photos. Alternatively, disabling FLAG_SECURE using apps like Magisk or Xposed will allow you to take screenshots of disappearing media without leaving any traces behind. Just remember to restart your phone after enabling this feature.
In conclusion, these methods can help you save and store important ephemeral photos and videos from WhatsApp while respecting the privacy of the content shared with you. Make sure to always communicate with the sender and ask for their consent before saving their content on your device.
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