The feature was first rolled out in the year 2018 and since then, we’ve seen the firm pitching out plenty of ideas that would spice up that Twitch stream. However, if you think you can show up to work in that silly dog filter without anyone noticing, well, we’ve got news for you. But don’t worry too much as Snap is still allowing users to make use of filters that you can attain through the app’s web version. And from January 25 onwards, you won’t be seeing it or even downloading it. The change was recently announced by the firm on its support page for the Snap Camera. My boss turned herself into a potato on our Microsoft teams meeting and can’t figure out how to turn the setting off, so she was just stuck like this the entire meeting /uHLgJUOsXk- clegg March 30, 2020

But if you remember, this was also one of the funny incidents that took the social media world by storm as some employees and even bosses opted to show up to virtual meetings in this filter and even as a potato.

The platform provided this camera as a great way to add silly filters on a user’s face while they were busy using Zoom or any other option to conduct a video conference call. Snapchat is shutting down its famous camera application for Mac and PCs as early as this month.

Snap camera app