Facebook announces that all videos will be shared on their primary system as a boat soon

Facebook Declare On Tuesday, all videos will be shared on their platform as a sparkle, regardless of their length or direction. To date, users are able to share video and rollers. The company also renames the “video” tab on its platform to the “rollers” tab. Facebook says that the update will not change what videos advise you.

In the coming months, users will not have to choose between downloading a video or ball, as it will be shared automatically as a reel. In addition, notes on Facebook will not be binding with length or restrictions on coordination. (Currently, the length of the rollers on Facebook can only be 90 seconds.)

The idea behind the changes is to simplify the coordination of video sharing on the social network. This will not be the first time Began Converting new video posts less than 15 minutes into rollers in 2022.

“Previously, I downloaded a video of feeding or posting a ball using different creative flows and tools for each format,” I explained Facebook in a blog mail. “Now, we collect these experiments with a simple spreading flow that allows you to access more creative tools. We will also control your audience’s preparation for those who see your rollers.”

Change is likely to disturb some users, as it may constitute some challenges.

For example, it may be annoying to post a horizontal video clip if it is loaded in coordination of header rollers. In addition, users may not want to see longer mixed videos with a short clip.

As part of the change, the default users will be the same now for nutrition and rolle. When users start spreading rollers after the change, they will be asked to confirm the preparation of their audiences to determine who can see their rollers: everyone, their friends or a selection of people.

After the update, Facebook says it will remain a place for all types of video content, whether it is short, long or direct.

The company says it will gradually offer changes worldwide in the coming months.