Live streaming splits into two kinds of platform, and the difference matters more than any feature list suggests. One kind exists so that you can watch someone: Twitch, Kick, Bigo Live, 17LIVE and the regional services below are built around performers and the audiences that follow them. The other kind is a platform you already use that happens to include a live button — Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube are social or video products first, and going live is one of the things they do. A third, smaller group is for producing a stream rather than watching one, which is where StreamYard and Restream sit.
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Live video calling and social networking app. Features include live streaming, 1-on-1 video chats, virtual gifts, and global community features. Connect with millions of users worldwide through video calls, text messages, and interactive live streams. Available on mobile platforms with real-time translation support.