#Facebook Messenger screen sharing

Facebook Messenger has announced the availability of the screen sharing feature both on the web and its mobile app in iOS and Android.  The initiative aims to bring people closer together during the pandemic. The feature allows users to share the live view of their mobile phone's screen one-on-one with loved ones, up to 8 people in a video call, and up to  16 people in Messenger Rooms. The company also shares that web and desktop screen sharing is also available in Messenger Rooms. It will soon add some screen sharing options and expands the number of viewers for the feature up to 50 under Messenger Rooms. This means that admins may limit the participants for the screen sharing and adjust its privacy. Screen sharing is now available globally on the web, iOS, and Android devices.  It's also present on its desktop app. Meta has announced new updates to its Teen Accounts program, expanding safety features for young users across Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger. The Ayala-led fintech platform said scammers are now using more sophisticated social engineering tactics including impersonation, fake video calls, malicious app downloads, and screen-sharing manipulation to gain unauthorized access to users’ e-wallet and banking accounts. Read more in our articles including "Facebook Messenger app now supports screen sharing" and "Meta strengthens teen protections across Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger".