The Facebook seems to be trying especially hard to compete with YouTube. In the last year it reports that video views have reached 4 billion per day, and it has already launched a revenue distribution system for content creators.
Let's also mention his choice autoplay in your Newsfeed.
These tweaks show us that Facebook is preparing to quietly compete with Google's YouTube.
If the way that uses Facebook hasn't piqued your curiosity yet, from today you will understand that the popular social network has as its primary goal to compete with YouTube.
An attempt to paste a YouTube url on a page, you will see a small warning under the post box encouraging you to upload the video to Facebok instead of viewing it from YouTube.
The following photo is by Scott Ayres and published by TNW. Introduces Facebook's new behavior.
For the moment you will not see this picture in Greece, but get ready to receive it soon. 
The social network is reportedly rolling out a major upgrade for its video uploader, a must if it wants to become a serious video distribution player. So from today he has added for apactivation of embedding videos on other websites, added categories and more, just like YouTube.
But unlike YouTube, Facebok does not provide a copyright recognition tool that can automatically detect stolen videos. So for owners it should be very difficult if complaints start and come and someone has uploaded 1000 videos that they have to search one by one.
