Facebook Messenger launched their latest feature today which allows a user to share live video with a friend. The live video can be shared instantly much like Snapchat and it is called ‘Instant Video’.
Facebook Takes A Swing At Snapchat With Instant Video

It’s eerily similar to Snapchat when it comes to functionality and unsurprisingly ‘Instant Video’ wants to share titbits of our lives just like a Snapchat story.
Facebook Takes A Swing At Snapchat With Instant Video

Facebook wrote in a blog post "Instant Video is a reflection of the ubiquity of video — we simply expect to have that ability in real-time, all the time," "With Instant Video, you can bring your conversations to life in the most authentic way — seamlessly and instantly."
How It Works
In order to use Instant Video, you need to first have your friend open chat in the Messenger app. Once in the conversation, a video button pulse will appear which will let you know you can start an Instant video. You can also enable your camera to show your reaction as they watch your Instant video. By default, every video is silent; however, the sound can be turned on just like we do it on Instagram.

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