Facebook spotted testing voice, video calling using main app again25 Aug 2021: Facebook spotted testing voice, video calling using main app again Mark Zuckerberg-led Facebook first created Messenger as a spin-off in 2011 and officially transferred support for voice and video calls from the main Facebook app to it in 2014. Now, the social media company is testing a reintegration of voice and video calling with the main Facebook app so users don’t need to switch between the two apps often. Here are more details.Illogical?: Messenger is a dedicated app to call, message Facebook friends Yes, reintegrating voice and video calling with the main app makes about as much sense as Messenger’s creation did, back in the day. When Facebook axed Messenger’s features from the main app in 2014, users were compelled to download Messenger to be able to message and call their friends. Since then, Facebook has introduced calling on other products including Portal and Oculus products.Details: Facebook is currently testing the reintegration in US, other countries The Verge reported that Facebook hasn’t shared if other Messenger-exclusive features will also be reintegrated into Facebook’s main app, but Messenger’s Director of Product Management Connor Hayes said that “you’re going to…
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Facebook spotted testing voice, video calling using main app again – Yahoo Finance
