Facebook adds screen sharing to messenger apps on Android and iOS
Now users of the social network no longer need to use third-party apps.
Facebook has added a screen sharing feature to its messenger app. Now, during video chats, users can quickly share the screen of their desktop.
Facebook introduced the innovation today. It is already available for use in the iOS and Android messenger apps.
At the moment, screen sharing can also be used in certain Facebook chat rooms with no more than 16 people. In the future, the social network's developers plan to increase this number to 50, while giving control over who can use this feature.
Last week, Apple users encountered a failure in a number of apps. Later, Facebook admitted its guilt in the incident, explaining it by changes in the code of external libraries.
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