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| Facebook developed a product in competition with Clubhouse |
According to the New York Times, Facebook is known for copying its ideas with its competitors as the social network expects to expand into new forms of communication and the company launches a voice chat product similar to the popular clubhouse app.
Clubhouse, a social networking app club, has attracted a lot of interest by allowing people to congregate in voice chat rooms to talk about various topics.
Facebook boss Mark Zuckerberg (Mark Zuckerberg) seems very interested in the form of voice communication.
The news broke just five days after Zuckerberg joined the club and attended a conference room to discuss the future of augmented and virtual reality.
As it is a new social network, its presence via the app is horrible. So it is not surprising that Facebook can now clone the club.
Facebook executives ordered employees to create a similar product. However, the product is still in the early stages of development, and the project code name is subject to change.
Facebook spokeswoman Emilie Haskell (Emilie Haskell) said: For many years, we've been connecting people through audio and video technology and looking for new ways to improve people's experience.
Facebook has pioneered new technologies in the past and found different media to attract users, especially if these audiences are young people.
Facebook is the photo-sharing platform for Instagram, the WhatsApp instant messaging app, and the virtual reality company Oculus, all of which were small startups at the time.
As we all know, Facebook is preparing to clone its competition as Instagram copied Featured Stories features from rival Snapchat in 2016.
Last year, Instagram released video producer Tik Tok Reels.
With Zoom's online meeting gaining popularity in the past year, Facebook Rooms, a group video chat service, has been created.
Facebook is competing with the popular Substack newsletter this year.
Facebook has been involved in developing experimental apps with its new Product Experience team dedicated to podcast apps, travel apps, music apps, etc.
Clubhouse, the invite-only iPhone app, has caught the attention of the Silicon Valley elite. The app is still in beta, which means it will still be in beta before it becomes widespread.
After logging into the club, users can create meeting rooms for various topics. The preferred medium for the clubhouse is voice chat rather than video or text messaging.
In search of ways to communicate independently, the app thrived, topping App Store rankings in countries like Germany, Italy, Japan, and the United States. Turkey.
Dozens of celebrities appeared on the app, participated in various discussions, and used the service to promote their projects.
While the Twitter platform is testing a product called Spaces, which offers similar voice chat capabilities, other companies are trying to compete with the app.