As a result, Messenger might be a safer and more economical option and especially for those already invested in the service.
While Zoom has recently proven to be a popular option for many users, its mounting security concerns have become an issue. With video chat services now being as important as they are, choosing the right one can make all the difference. With coronavirus keeping everyone inside, using your desktop to make group video calls has become the new norm for those working at home or keeping in touch with family and friends. Facebook recently launched its newest Mac and Windows desktop feature - group video calling on Facebook Messenger - and it couldn't have come at a better time.
