Facebook will improve communication between users with ar and translations m

During its F8 developer conference, Facebook announced the launch of AR (augmented reality) integration and M translations for Messenger, new features coming to deepen connections between people and businesses. AR will provide a better way to view products before purchasing, and M translations will help drive commerce by removing language barriers.

Facebook improves the possibilities of AR and M translations

The AR feature is slated to launch as a closed beta, involved users will be able to see ASUS, Kia, Nike, and Sephora products in augmented reality at launch. Asus will offer an unboxing experience to display their phones before purchasing, and Sephora will allow you to test your makeup with a filter. As for M translations, they are expected to lower the language barrier to help companies sell more goods and services.

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"One of the key differentiators for users and businesses using Messenger is the ability to connect and reach people around the world. This is why we are delighted to announce that Marketplace buyers and sellers will be able to communicate in all languages. From now on, when users connected through the Marketplace receive a message in a language that is different from their default language in Messenger, M will ask them if they want to translate the message, which will help drive commerce between buyers and sellers to despite the language barriers. At launch, translations from English to Spanish and vice versa will be available at Marketplace conversations taking place in the United States."

Facebook intends to bring M translations to the country challenge at some point in the future.

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