Facebook makes it easier to add new members to audio and video chats in Messenger
Earlier, to turn a one-on-one video or audio chat into a group chat on Messenger, users had to hang up, start a new conversation from your inbox.


Representational Image. Reuters[/caption]With the update, users need not hang up and manually add people into a conversation before restarting the call."We're excited to share a small new feature that will hopefully have a big impact to make your video and audio chats easier and faster than ever," Sarah Morris, Product Manager of Messenger, wrote in a blog post on 21 February.Earlier, to turn a one-on-one video or audio chat into a group chat, users had to hang up, start a new conversation from your inbox — either by creating an entirely new message or by searching for an old one — and then turn that conversation into a call.While in a video chat or on a voice call, tap the screen, select the "add person" icon and choose who you want to join.All the filters and effects would be available and after the chat ends, a group chat is created automatically in a user's inbox.Users need to download the latest version of Messenger to get the feature.

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