Facebook is probably the only platform who could solve "photo sharing" in the way it was used to be.
There was a time when we passed our usb-key (or even "worse", cds) to have all the photos of a trip or event.
Now, moments, could be the solution.
Given the audience facebook has it could probably be interesting to see how it stacks up with competitors like Google Photos.
I don't see them being enemies, though. It seems clear to me that GPhotos is more aimed toward the "I want to track all of my moments" VS the "sharing moments with the group" of the FB app.
So, nice addition, let's see how it goes in the long term.
There was a time when we passed our usb-key (or even "worse", cds) to have all the photos of a trip or event. Now, moments, could be the solution.
Given the audience facebook has it could probably be interesting to see how it stacks up with competitors like Google Photos.
I don't see them being enemies, though. It seems clear to me that GPhotos is more aimed toward the "I want to track all of my moments" VS the "sharing moments with the group" of the FB app.
So, nice addition, let's see how it goes in the long term.