Now Apple users, who are addicted to uploading photos
to their Facebook Inc(NASDAQ:FB) profiles, can do it through an automatic sync
facility which will be available on Apple devices.
TechCrunch reported that the Facebook's photo syncing
feature is being tested on iOS and is in the trial stages now.
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The feature will allow users to automatically upload
images taken by the device, to a private folder in their Facebook account.
These photos can then be retrieved later and shared, kept private or deleted by
the user.
Those who are apprehensive about privacy issues and
have visions of photos on their phones finding their way onto Facebook need not
be alarmed.
The feature is automatic only as so far as it is
allowed by the user. Facebook itself has details about the feature and how it
works.
To get it up and running, according to Facebook, users
must have the latest version of the social network's app and click the
"Sync" option at the bottom of the Photos menu. A total of 2GB worth of
photos can be stored from mobile devices.
Tech Crunch said that only a small group of iOS users
may have been able to use the auto sync facility with Facebook.
The automatic sync feature for Android devices is
already on since September.
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