The most popular social networking website ‘Facebook’ has introduced ‘Messenger Rooms’ feature in comparison to the video conferencing app ‘Zoom’.
According to the news agency, Facebook has introduced a new feature ‘Messenger Rooms’, keeping in mind the need of users during the lockdown, in which 50 people can video chat at the same time. The special feature of this service is that people who do not have an account on Facebook or Messenger can also be included in the chat.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg while talking to ‘AFP’ said that ‘Messenger Rooms’ can be used on computers as well as mobile phones and at any time users can video chat with their friends and family members. are
Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg told AFP about the new chat service, saying that the app will be open on a computer or phone, and can join a video chat after receiving a video chat invitation link. Chances of a stranger joining during a video chat become zero.
Mark Zuckerberg further said that the ‘invite link’ for video chat will automatically open in the browser if there is no Facebook or Messenger app and thus even the user who does not have a Facebook or Messenger account will join the video chat. .
Due to the lockdown due to corona virus, the use of internet has increased while the trend of working from home instead of offices has increased tremendously and the use of ‘Zoom App’ has also increased. has introduced video chat conferencing which will be available to users by next week.
if you enjoy Zoom virtual backgrounds, Facebook just raised the bar with 360-degree augmented reality backgrounds for its new Messenger Rooms (? @houseparty) https://t.co/9N2lx5WmQF pic.twitter.com/Vph7VoKHzZ
— Chris Fox (@thisisFoxx) April 24, 2020
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2024-08-25 10:41:10
