Live Videos

[Haskell]

Are live videos on numerous social media sites becoming a problem?

 

[seliph]

No? No one's forcing you to watch them so what's the problem

 

[Nightmares]

I don't see why they would be

 

[Soigne]

Maybe if they were invasive, but they aren't.

 

[Bowie]

No. I think they're great! I just watched a live concert, actually.

 

[Corrie]

Something that actually is becoming a problem are the ads that are attacking social media sites now.

 

[Soda Fox]

I voted no, because I think information should be shared. If you don't want what you do plastered for everyone to see then maybe not do it in public.

 

[watercolorwish]

im glad i wasnt the only one who noticed that they were becoming a big thing too! but nah i dont think theyre a problem. the opposite actually! like soda said i think info should definitely be shared. especially if you have a lot of internet friends

 

[moonford]

No that's ridiculous.

 

[B e t h a n y]

No I think they're great, I usually watch them for background noise lmao.

 

[tybalt_cake]

Nah , i couldn't care less

 

[AngelBunny]

i dont think so i subscribed to a channel and he always does lives

 

[carp]

no cause i wanna see my classmates chilling in maths whilst i'm ill ok

 

[Zireael]

It's only an annoyance when Facebook notifies me that someone went live, and that someone is a person I went to school with years ago that has absolutely no place in my life now. That's really the only time I notice it enough for it to be intrusive, but other than that I can't say I really care for it. It's cool when people share live concerts though, I think that sounds quite nice if the person recording is a friend and you can't be there for whatever reason.

 

[Tao]

It's only an annoyance when Facebook notifies me that someone went live

That's pretty much the only time I notice live videos.

Like "yea, I totally wanna see one of the many people I know in real life with absolutely no on screen charisma play video games in absolute silence via their phone camera. Thanks for the heads up, facebook".