Image Credits:<\/strong> Nocam<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

To use Nocam, users first authenticate with their phone number and allow the app to access their address book to find friends, similar to other social apps. You\u2019ll then receive your first prompt to record a video. The whole concept in Nocam is around being prompted to record \u2014 but initially, the prompts will be system-driven. As you add more friends, you can receive prompts from them as well.<\/p>\n

So, for example, Nocam might prompt you to do a certain dance as a challenge, spin in a circle, or just post what you\u2019re up to right now. The prompts will include a random audio clip, and, when you start recording, the camera is blurred out. Clips are only a maximum of 8 seconds in length to keep filming quick. Users can also add a caption and then press post to share it with their network \u2014 it\u2019s not a direct message back to the friend that shared it with you.<\/p>\n

After you publish the video, you can see which friend prompted you to record or if it was a system-generated prompt. Friends can comment on videos that are posted and users can export their recordings to post on other social networks if they choose.<\/p>\n