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03-24-2018 05:15 AM in
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This seems to be a Oreo Security feature.
I've found that in order to actually save the image and have it appear in the Gallery you need to go to the Download Manager - Create a new Folder and then Move the images to the new Folder - Then the images will appear in your Gallery 🐧
If anyone has a better idea - Awesome!
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