What we would like to introduce for today is about the private photo-sharing app Moments, which currently is pushed to the top of app store by Facebook. We will share more related details in this post. And if you want to make your app known among more users, professional app rank boosting service on our website will help a lot.

Facebook users, in the notification have been given a deadline of July 7th to move to Moments or download their Synced albums. After that date, Facebook will delete all albums containing Synced Photos of the users, the notification reads. Facebook is using notifications to spread this message, and further details can also be seen from the Synced album’s page on Facebook. The company has also taken the step of emailing users and telling them to install the app, which is unusual, but has become necessary since all data may get deleted.

Many Facebook users probably forgot they even had a Synced album. Photo-syncing was an optional feature Facebook launched on iOS in 2012 which allowed users to automatically copy all their photos from their smartphone to a private album on Facebook. The idea was that by having photos already uploaded to the social network, it would be easier to later find and share them with friends. These photos are stored in an album called Synced (in the app) or Synced from Phone (on the desktop).

Facebook has long since known it has its next potential hit on its hand with Moments – it began promoting it in the News Feed last fall, and it used Messenger to send automatic notifications when you’ve received photos from a friend. Notifications appeared in Facebook’s main app, too. At the end of the year, Facebook then alerted users that it was killing its photo syncing feature in January, and suggested they move to Moments instead.

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