Camera360 :Photo Editor&Selfie

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The Camera360 app is a photo editor and beauty camera that boasts professional editing tools. This app is rated for users of all ages and can be found in the App Store and the Google Play Store. It does feature both in-app purchases and advertisements. The Camera360 app is best suited for older teens.

About Camera360 :Photo Editor&Selfie

What is Camera360 :Photo Editor&Selfie?

The Camera360 app is a photo editor and beauty camera.

This app is rated for users of all ages and can be found in the App Store and the Google Play Store. It does feature both in-app purchases and advertisements.

Camera360 is a beauty and photography app that boasts professional editing tools like skin smoothing and color correction, as well as fun features like stickers, moving art, filters and video effects in various themes. Users from around the globe make up the app’s photography community, and the app has been installed over 100 million times.

The app offers a VIP membership for $4.99 a month, although users can do a 7-day free trial. The VIP subscription includes more filters and stickers, plus removal of all ads. Advertisements can include anything from a grocery delivery service and online shopping to dating apps. Parents should be aware that their children will be exposed to other apps and businesses while using Camera360.

This app is similar to the Snapseed app, as well as the photo and video filters on Instagram and SnapChat.

The reviews for Camera360 are overwhelmingly positive. Common complaints include the app crashing and dissatisfaction with the number of pop-up ads in the app. It was the Editor’s Choice in the photography category and the Best App of 2016 in several countries.

Is Camera360 :Photo Editor&Selfie safe for my kids?

The Camera360 app is best suited for older teens.

The challenge feature might concern parents since the photos shared here are posted on the app for all users to see. Kids can take a picture of themselves, post it to the challenge, and gain likes and fans. There is a comments feature, so kids can receive feedback on their photos. People can comment anonymously and there are some users who are a bit suggestive, so it’s not a guaranteed safe space.

Another concern could be the app’s beauty filters that focus on societal standards of what’s pretty. This could decrease a child’s self-esteem, especially if they already struggle with confidence and body image issues. As with all social media, there is the risk of comparing looks with other people online.

This is particularly dangerous for young girls since most of the users on Camera360 are female. Even so, the app could be fun for kids to share silly photos with their friends, and for the budding photographer, learning about different filters and effects is pretty neat.

There is no age verification on Camera360, so individuals of all ages can simply install the app and get started. Users can report photos, videos and comments that they find inappropriate.