The image-sharing app “BeReal” continues to attract new users and has introduced fresh features that may make it even more engaging. Those using this application may have already noticed the “Discovery” section, where you can see what complete strangers are doing at a given moment. Apparently, this feature didn’t appeal to many, so it was decided to replace the “Discovery” section with “Friends Of Friends,” where you can view content posted by the user’s friends’ friends.
With the addition of this new section, “BeReal” also informs users that they can now choose to share their photos only with friends or with friends of friends as well. Additionally, users will have the option to manage the “Friends Of Friends” section, such as removing individuals whose content they do not wish to see.
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Furthermore, “BeReal” has added an “Instagram” like feature that allows users to add three previously posted photos to their profile. Users can also now tag other people in their posts. “BeReal,” the image-sharing app, continues to attract new users and has introduced fresh features that may make it even more engaging. Those using this application may have already noticed the “Discovery” section, where you can see what complete strangers are doing at a given moment. Apparently, this feature didn’t appeal to many, so it was decided to replace the “Discovery” section with “Friends Of Friends,” where you can view content posted by the user’s friends’ friends.
With the addition of this new section, “BeReal” also informs users that they can now choose to share their photos only with friends or with friends of friends as well. Additionally, users will have the option to manage the “Friends Of Friends” section, such as removing individuals whose content they do not wish to see.
Furthermore, “BeReal” has added an “Instagram”-like feature that allows users to add three previously posted photos to their profile. Users can also now tag other people in their posts.
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