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Fb goals for Zoom by letting customers dwell broadcast giant video conferences

The power to dwell broadcast Messenger Rooms calls might pose one other menace to Zoom, which permits paid customers to livestream video calls to providers like Fb, Google's YouTube and Amazon's Twitch.
The ability to live broadcast Messenger Rooms calls could pose another threat to Zoom, which allows paid users to livestream video calls to services like Facebook, Google's YouTube and Amazon's Twitch.

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