Meta is rolling out a new “HD” toggle that will let Facebook Messenger users share 4K photos at a lower compression rate, and it’s adding shared albums to group chats.
Facebook rolled out the ability for Messenger users to share 4K photos back in 2017. Now, Meta has announced that users can share HD photos in the app. Confused? We were, too, so we asked about it. The short answer is that, here, HD means 4K, and now 4K photos are...
The company says that it’s also adding a new album-sharing feature that lets users create shared albums of photos and videos for group chats so people can collect images from, for example, group trips.
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