Screen sharing feature like Zoom comes in Facebook Messenger, this is how it will be useful

Facebook Messenger has launched a new feature called Screen Sharing which is available for both Android and iOS users. This feature can be used on mobile apps as well as web and desktop Messenger Rooms. Earlier this feature was also available on video calling platform Zoom, like Zoom, now Messenger users can also share their mobile and desktop screen instantly with their friends on Messenger. However, app users can only share the screen with up to 8 people in a video call, while Messenger Rooms support users can share the screen with up to 16 people at a time. Earlier this month, it was reported that Facebook is reportedly working on the process of integrating Messenger with WhatsApp.

new screen sharing Android-mobile/” target=”_blank” rel=”nofollow”>feature Through Facebook Messenger users can share their phone screen with their friends and family. Through this feature, users can share a live view of whatever they are doing on their phone at that time. Regarding this feature, Facebook says that it will “keep you connected with your loved ones even when you are apart from each other.”

Group video calls on the Messenger app connect up to 8 people at the same time. Whereas in messenger form, 16 people can be connected together at the same time.

However, with the announcement of this feature, Facebook also announced that it will soon expand the number of people in the screen share feature, after which you can share the screen share feature not only with 8 or 16 people but with 50 people. Can enjoy. Apart from this, Facebook is also planning to add a control feature in it, which will allow the room creators to decide whether they want to limit this screen share feature to themselves or they want to allow other participants to do the same. want to give.

Let us tell you, in the beginning of July there was news that Facebook is reportedly working on the integration of WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger. After its rollout, chat facility will be available on both these messaging platforms. However, no clear information has been revealed yet about how Facebook completes this integration planning without compromising on data encryption and user security.