'Bokeh' Lets Users Avoid Social Media Sharing
Michael Hemsworth — March 6, 2019 — Tech
References: bokeh.pics & betalist
Photo sharing on social media has become ubiquitous but is quickly being questioned by users concerned about their privacy and data, so new solutions like 'Bokeh' are coming about with this in mind.
The photo sharing service works on a private default to let users organize and categorize their photos to easily keep track of all their favorite shots. Users can easily share photos privately with only the family and friends they want to put a focus on data restriction and address the needs of consumers who are becoming more weary about posting openly online.
The 'Bokeh' photo sharing service doesn't feature any ads thanks to the user-supported model that costs just $3 a month or $30 per year.
The photo sharing service works on a private default to let users organize and categorize their photos to easily keep track of all their favorite shots. Users can easily share photos privately with only the family and friends they want to put a focus on data restriction and address the needs of consumers who are becoming more weary about posting openly online.
The 'Bokeh' photo sharing service doesn't feature any ads thanks to the user-supported model that costs just $3 a month or $30 per year.
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