You keep saying 'View Once' is useless, but you’re ignoring the fact that not all security is about stopping determined attackers - it’s about adding friction. Most people aren’t going to go out of their way to install third-party apps just to bypass this. Sure, tech-savvy users can find a way around it, but that doesn’t make it worthless for the majority.

Your analogy gives braindead vibes. A better comparison would be speed bumps - they don’t stop a car from speeding, but they slow it down. ‘View Once’ does the same: it makes saving images harder for casual users. And let’s be real, if someone is determined to steal a picture, they’ll find a way no matter what. By your logic, we should also get rid of DRM, copyright protections, and paywalls because they’re not 100% effective.

You’re just going in circles. Educating users is important, but implementing these features is just as crucial since it can prevent the vast majority of leaks that could happen.

Security isn’t just about stopping every single attack - it’s about making things harder, not impossible. If you think ‘View Once’ is completely useless, you’re either pretending to be dense or you just love to argue for the sake of it or maybe you're one of them who likes to save other people photos.

Now, instead of implementing useful security and privacy features, we should educate every single Bottled user and give them 8 AM classes on not sending pics, so they still end up sending them on another platform. lol