Snapchat users are expressing widespread anger and frustration over the app's new policy to charge for storing old photos and videos. This change, announced by parent company Snap, will affect users exceeding five gigabytes of stored memories, prompting accusations of "corporate greed" and numerous negative reviews.

• Affected users: Those with more than five gigabytes of stored memories, primarily a small percentage of Snapchat users globally.
• Organization involved: Snap, the parent company of the popular messaging app Snapchat.
• User reaction: An online petition labels the fee a "memory tax," with users calling the move "dystopian" and "unethical," and threatening to delete the app.