Facebook does not want to stagnate. To the many movements that he has made lately and the platforms that are currently under his belt to control a good part of the movement of the most used social networks, a new one is now added that will be talked about. Zuckerberg's company launches for iOS users in the United States a live video relay system which can be done directly from the Facebook app.
This new move, launched straight to the Periscope waterline, will likely be one of the features we will see the most use in the future. Like the service associated with Twitter, this Facebook streaming will allow you to comment on it in real time, thereby increasing the interaction with the video sender. Similarly, if any of the people you follow starts a live broadcast, the app will notify you so you don't miss the streaming.
To share live video, click on "Update Status" and then select the live video icon. You can write a quick description and choose the audience you want to share with before starting the broadcast. During the streaming, you will see the number of live viewers, the names of the friends who are watching you and a real-time chat of the comments. When you finish your broadcast, it will be saved to your timeline like any other video, which you can delete or keep so that your friends can watch it later.
Big changes for new times. Social networks need to adapt to what is coming and Facebook has always proven to do it in a big way. We don't know when they will release this feature outside of the United States, but we can't wait to test it out.
