Facebook announced video calling on Messenger starting in April. Today the largest social network said that the new feature has been released for almost all countries. 
According to the company, there are still "some countries" where it has not made the new Messenger service available, in order to improve the quality of the video. It is very likely that it has something to do with her speed of mobile telephony networks in the area.
Facebook is trying to make a reliable service available, even for those who do not have Wi-Fi.
Today's announcement refers to the extension of the video call service via Messenger, which originally started only 18 countries.
Facebook seems to pay close attention to Messenger.
Although it is a key feature of it by clicking heres with over 600 millions active users every month, the chat and video calling mobile app is constantly being upgraded with the goal of keeping people on the site longer.
One of the biggest bets on Facebook is to turn it on Messenger to a new one platform, which will allow other applications to be integrated. Last week the company said it was considering adding games to Messenger.
Quick update on video calling in Messenger: we're happy to share we've now rolled out the capability globally, with the…
Posted by David Marcus on Tuesday, 19 May 2015
