Twitter-owned Periscope has been developed to be super handy in terms of letting you not just instantly connect with your followers but also interact with them live. No wonder it’s become a great asset for businesses where companies are using it through various ways to provide better customer service.
There are so many folks who use Periscope on iPhone to communicate with their family and friends; loving every bit of the live interaction. I, for one, enjoy chatting with my loved ones using this app. Besides, I make sure all my memorable broadcasts are locally saved on my iPhone so that I can watch them or relive the moments whenever I wish.
If you also want to save your broadcast locally on your iPhone camera roll, here is how you can enable it to auto-save every video. Let’s find out!
How to Auto-Save Periscope Broadcast to iPhone or iPad
Step #1. Launch Periscope on your iOS device.
Step #2. Next up, you need to tap on People tab at the bottom.
Step #3. Tap on the Profile icon on the top right corner.
Step #4. On the profile page, tap on Settings.
Step #5. Up next, you will get the option to Auto-Save to Camera Roll under Your Broadcast. Turn it on.
That’s all!
In the latest update, Periscope has added two new features. The app now permanently saves your broadcast by default. It has added a new search feature which allows you to search popular places on the world map.
How to Auto-Delete Broadcast After 24 Hours
There is an option to delete broadcasts after 24 hours if you don’t want them to remain beyond for a long time.
- Simply follow the steps mentioned above, in the end, you will get the option to Auto-Delete After 24hr under Your Broadcasts
- Even if auto-delete is on, you will still get the option to keep the video beyond 24 hours when the broadcast ends
What do you think of Periscope? How good is it? Shoot your feedback in the comments below.
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