The new feature was announced on Tuesday where it will incorporate a “Share on Wheels” button. With this method, developers will now be able to allow so many users to share exciting video content from their own applications and then post it directly to Facebook. Meta’s product management manager John McCarthy explained how the new update will be part of all third-party applications that have a tab that allows them to share short videos on Facebook, making any changes through editing tools from Karoulia. This includes adding sound, text, stickers, captions, or other animated effects. McCarthy hopes this will make it much easier for users, as they no longer need to download video-based content and upload it later. Now, one-button video creation and sharing will be possible. We have introduced a new way in which applications can seamlessly post video content on Facebook with #SharingtoReels. Learn more about this feature: pic.twitter.com/c8lcHbjUeP – Meta for Developers (@MetaforDevs) April 5, 2022 Meta also shed light on the new release by confirming that some of its partners were already part of the built-in feature. This also included the Vita, VivaVideo and Smule, which already have the option of sharing wheels added to their applications. In case you are wondering what will be the benefits of this new and exciting feature, Meta was kind enough to put this aspect as well. They believe it can work wonders by helping so many people reach a larger target audience through its platform, while allowing it to go one step further by choosing to share Facebook stories. Developers can now easily integrate third-party applications into the platform’s stories in a straightforward and convenient way. Interestingly, the announcement of the new update comes at a time when Facebook announced the Reels option for users worldwide, which was previously limited to those based in the US. Read below: Meta’s new internal credential verifier can allow it to collect data more carefully
