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Following a limited December launch on iOS, and a wider rollout in February, the Facebook Live video feature is now coming to Android, the company announced Friday.
U.S. Android users will be the first to see the new feature — next week, to be precise — with more countries coming soon.
Facebook Live enables users to stream live video directly from their
phone. It was originally launched in August 2015 for a small number of
verified accounts and celebrities in the U.S., but Facebook has been
gradually expanding it ever since.
The feature is similar to video streaming apps Meerkat and Periscope, with viewers able to jump right in with their comments; to see a recent live video taken by Mashable, check our hands-on of the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge here.
According to a blog post
by Facebook, Live is highly engaging; an average user watches a live
video more than three times longer than a non-live one. Also, more than
50% of people tuning in are doing so on their Android devices, so
enabling the feature for Android is a logical next step for the company.
Users in 30 countries have access so far, with more to come in the
"coming weeks."
If you have the feature enabled, you can start a Live video by
tapping “What’s on your mind?” at the top of your News Feed and
selecting the Live Video icon. Once your broadcast is done, the video
will be saved on your Facebook Timeline.
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