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Facebook rolling out free video calling for up to 50 people

Facebook on Friday introduced a slew of recent video-calling options together with Messenger Rooms, which permits customers to host video calls of up to 50 people.
Facebook on Friday announced a slew of new video-calling features including Messenger Rooms, which allows users to host video calls of up to 50 people.

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