The new mobile app introduced by American filmmaker is based on social media and is called Beme, wherein users will be able to upload a video clip almost instantly; however, the new app prohibits the editing or even reviewing of the video before the upload happens.

According to Yibada, American film maker has introduced a new social media app that will allow users to share videos instantly. Through this app, the users will be able to share a video as soon as they upload it but there is a catch to the facility that the app is offering. Users will not be allowed to edit videos before they are shared. Technology experts are comparing the new app to the ability of taking a selfie using video as the medium. The idea of this app is to give users a chance to see the world through the lens of the camera, instead of relying on the human eyes.

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Bustle confirmed that the new app is being introduced by filmmaker Casey Neistat. The app is ideal for those who create a video log on a regular basis. It can be easily integrated with the regular smartphone. Another twist is that when users post the video, their friends will get to see it through Beme feed. The makers say that the goal of the new app is to reduce the self awareness. This app is very different from the other social media options that users access.

Unlike the regular social media platforms that allow filtering of text messages, videos, this portal does not give user that liberty. They will have to post it as it is. Meanwhile, the introduction of the new app has already stirred a furious debate amongst Netizens. Through this app, the idea is to create a virtual version of the people and it is simply about recording and sharing without getting conscious about the nuances. Users across the region are calling it a neat and impressive package.

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