Today is the last day that users can save their Vines before Twitter transitions the app to 'Vine Camera'. Twitter announced it was discontinuing Vine back in October; however, it decided to keep the app alive in a different form.
On January 17 the Vine app will become the Vine Camera. We will notify you through the app before this happens. The Vine Camera will allow you to make 6.5 second looping videos and post them to Twitter, or save them to your camera roll in a logged out state. You will not be able to do any of the other things you can currently do with the Vine app. Once the Vine Camera is live, you will no longer be able to download your Vines from the app.
Twitter notes that when the Vine app becomes Vine Camera, videos that are under 6.5s will loop – whether you post them from the Vine Camera or upload them directly to Twitter.
You can download Vine from the App Store for free.
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On January 17 the Vine app will become the Vine Camera. We will notify you through the app before this happens. The Vine Camera will allow you to make 6.5 second looping videos and post them to Twitter, or save them to your camera roll in a logged out state. You will not be able to do any of the other things you can currently do with the Vine app. Once the Vine Camera is live, you will no longer be able to download your Vines from the app.
Twitter notes that when the Vine app becomes Vine Camera, videos that are under 6.5s will loop – whether you post them from the Vine Camera or upload them directly to Twitter.
You can download Vine from the App Store for free.
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