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Users will be able to use these effects to send pictures that will be taken from the Messages app and not from the regular camera app, in the form of SMS, MMS, or RCS, which depends on what a device supports. The report also mentions that these effects are very reminiscent of what Instagram and Snapchat offer, as they augment the user’s face and add effects to them. XDA adds, if the effects were of higher quality then in that case a person might not even be able to make out if the elements are fake or real..

Shikada said the order was made after consultation with the Office of the City Attorney and that it felt like “one continuous emergency, in terms of our ability to react and deploy our resources in ways that maintain our highest priority for public safety.””We certainly did not take the action of implementing the curfew lightly,” Shikada said. “It was certainly a difficult decision for us.”While Shikada said that he had consulted the council about his decisions, in the case of the curfew the consultation was “not sufficient.””I will not claim to have taken every step perfectly,” Shikada said. “At the same time, I believe our team has really acted with the full and complete best interest of the Palo Alto community at every step along the way and will continue to do so.”He also said that he and Police Chief Robert Jonsen had both determined that the conditions that had warranted the curfew no longer apply.”We’re both comfortable that the events have gone in the right direction and we are not having further incidents or concerns that justified the original establishment (of the curfew),” he said.The curfew, which Shikada announced on Tuesday afternoon, was implemented as a way to protect businesses in commercial areas from potential damage stemming from recent protests.