How to use Facebook Messenger Rooms?

More than 5 billion people around the world are using Facebook today. A new update to the app was released on 22nd July, 2020 by Facebook. In which a feature has been launched by Facebook, which has been named Facebook Room.

If we look today, especially people are doing work from home. Education is also running online. And there are a lot of activities going on online that have been updated by Facebook, inside of which you can have video conferencing with friends sitting in any corner of the world from the room feature.
If you wish to have a meeting with the person of your choice, you can invite the same person to the meeting. No one outside can see the meeting except you.

How does Facebook Room work?

When you open Facebook, a room name option appears in it. When you click on that room name option, your name will appear below your DP. Below your name and your room are given 3 options.

1. ROOMS ACTIVITY:

     The Room Activity lists 25 activities. There is also a new tab if it does not suit your activity. Which also allows you to add your own new activity. The name of the person who has a Facebook account in the activity is then given by creating a pre-determined room.

2. WHO IS INVITED?: 

The important question is who the user can invite to this feature of Facebook. In response to which, Facebook has given 2 options, in which first you can invite all the friends of Facebook and secondly you can invite only certain types of people. The user can choose from the Facebook friends list and call a room meeting.

3. START TIME:

This feature also lets you decide on what date or at what time you need to start your room meeting. As a result, you can schedule a meeting at your scheduled time.

FACEBOOK UPDATE ROOM:

In the Facebook room you can chat with 5000 friends at once via video conference.
The world's first feature in which you can talk to 5000 people at once.
This feature outperforms all other applications.
Briefly an update from Facebook for the video conferencing initiative that we know today as Room.