In a world where oversharing is just a screenshot away, Mark Zuckerberg has rolled out a new update for Facebook Messenger that’s sure to make the gossip circles a bit more cautious. Now, if you’re sneakily trying to capture that spicy chat in a screenshot, think again—Facebook Messenger will tattle on you with a notification alerting the other person of your screenshot shenanigans.

Yes, you heard it right. Following the footsteps of Snapchat, Messenger’s latest feature targets those disappearing messages, ensuring that if you try to keep a record, the other party is notified. Zuckerberg showcased this new tech in a very relatable way, by sharing a screenshot of a chat with his wife, Priscilla Chan. Because nothing says “I love you” like testing out your new privacy features with your significant other, right?

But wait, there’s more! In this update extravaganza, Messenger isn’t just about calling out the screenshot enthusiasts. It’s also adding a bit of sparkle to those secret conversations with GIFs, stickers, and reactions because encrypted chats shouldn’t be dull.

Now, before you think this is a foolproof plan, the internet’s clever minds are already two steps ahead. People are brainstorming innovative workarounds, from using another device to capture the chat to turning off wifi/data before going on a screenshot spree. It seems like where there’s a will, there’s a way, and no update can curb the human ingenuity for keeping those receipts.

While this new feature is stirring up quite the buzz, some folks are suggesting that maybe, just maybe, Zuckerberg and his team could channel their energies into something a tad more… humanitarian? Because, let’s face it, in the grand scheme of things, maybe we should be focusing on enhancing real-life human connections rather than our virtual eavesdropping skills.

So, the next time you’re about to screenshot that too-good-not-to-share Messenger chat, pause and remember: Big Brother Zuck is watching. And he’s not the only one—you might just be giving your chat buddy a heads-up, too.