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F8 2018: Facebook鈥檚 top announcements - YouTube
Channel: The Verge
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- Welcome to F8!
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In 2016, we were slow to
identify Russian interference.
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We're doing more, we're requiring everyone
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running political and issue
ads or running large pages
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to be verified with a government ID.
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We're making ads more transparent.
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By the end of this year,
we will have 20,000 people
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working on security and
content review at Facebook.
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We are focused on fighting
fake news more broadly.
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A lot of the work over the last and a half
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has been bringing on more
and more fact-checking
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partners all around the world in different
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countries who speak all of the different
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languages that we need to cover.
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I also want to talk about data privacy.
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What happened with Cambridge Analytica
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was a major breach of trust, so we need to
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make sure that this never happens again.
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We're taking a number of steps here.
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First, as you all know,
we're restricting the data
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that developers will be
able to request from people.
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Second, we need to make sure we find
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any other bad apps that are out there.
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We're currently in the
process of investigating
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every single app that had access
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to a large amount of people's information
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before we made these big changes in 2014.
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We're working on a simple control
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where you can clear your browsing history,
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what you've clicked on, the
websites you visited, and so on.
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We're gonna call it Clear History.
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You're gonna be able to use
this tool to see the information
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about the apps and websites
you've interacted with.
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You'll be able to clear
all this information
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from your account, and you'll even be
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able to turn it off,
having this information
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stored with your account going forward.
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So, today we're announcing a new set
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of features coming soon around dating.
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It's gonna be for building real long-term
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relationships, all
right, not just hookups.
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If you want, you can
make a dating profile.
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We've designed this with privacy
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and safety in mind from the beginning.
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You're only gonna be suggested
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people who are not your friends.
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- This is Jennifer, she's
just moved to Chicago.
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She's interested in
dating, the first thing she
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would do here is set up a dating profile.
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Once she's done that, she can
go browse events and groups.
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This will let her see things in the city
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and groups related to her interests,
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and she can browse people who are there.
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Say she wants to talk
to Jay, she'll start a
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conversation with a
photo from his profile.
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Then if he wants to respond, they'll do so
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in a private messaging inbox
connected to the profile.
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- Now let's talk about Instagram.
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We're announcing video chat in Instagram.
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You're gonna be able to just
tap on a new camera icon
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right in the top of any direct thread
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that you have and you're gonna be able
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to video chat one-on-one or with groups.
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You're gonna be able to minimize the video
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while you're chatting and using Instagram.
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- So, here I am in Instagram.
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First, I'll swipe over to
Direct because that's where I
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already have conversations
with my closest friends.
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Now, let's say it's
Saturday, and I'm trying to
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figure out where we should go to brunch.
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I tap this button to start a video chat,
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and soon we're all able
to hang out together.
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Now, let's pretend I'm looking for some
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inspiration for where we should go.
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I tap this button, and soon,
the video player is minimized.
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I swipe on over to
Feed, and at this point,
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people can still see and hear me,
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but don't worry, they can't see my screen.
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Now, once I find somewhere I want to go,
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I hit share, and then I
send it back to the thread,
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so my friends can give their input.
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- Now, I can share a Sticker
of whatever I'm listening
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to directly to Instagram
from my Spotify app.
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Now anyone can also share their latest
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GoPro footage directly to IG as well.
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- Now Explore's organized
into topic channels
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based on your personal
interests and tastes.
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We're taking our commenting
filtering technology
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even further by launching
a bullying filter
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that hides language intended
to harass or upset people.
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- Now let's talk about WhatsApp.
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We're announcing that we're bringing group
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video calling to WhatsApp soon too.
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- We're excited to
share that group calling
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is also coming to WhatsApp
in the coming months ahead
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where you can get together
with friends and family
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regardless of where you are in the world.
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(audience cheering)
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- The big news I have to share today
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is Oculus Go is shipping today.
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- Next is Oculus Venues,
which is gonna be your ticket
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to live social events in VR like concerts,
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sports, comedy nights,
and movie screenings.
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You get to sit in this
awesome VR amphitheater
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with thousands of people
and watch premium events
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together like soccer
live in a 180 degrees.
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We have a great line up
of live-event partners
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coming to Oculus Venues,
live concerts from AEG,
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live games from the MLB and the NBA,
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movie screenings from
Lionsgate, plus comedy nights
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and tons of entertainment from NextVR,
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That's Oculus Go, for 199 you get
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access to over 1000 apps and games.
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We're also launching
a version of Oculus Go
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with double the storage
memory, 64 gigabytes for 249.
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- You know now, if you have some photos
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from your childhood home, we
can now use computer vision
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to to fill in the gaps with this
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pointillism effect and recreate the rooms
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of your childhood home where you grew up.
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So, you're gonna be able to
go into VR with your family
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and visit and feel like
you are right there.
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It's feels like you are
in a dream, it is wild.
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This work of mapping out immersive spaces
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is just another important step on the path
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to creating this real feeling of presence.
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- First, let's talk
about creating moments.
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We're doing this with interactive
3-D posts on Facebook.
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With one tap, you can bring a 3-D object
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into Facebook camera
using our AR technology.
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This means you can grab a 3-D object
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right out of Newsfeed
and bring it straight
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into your world, and it's
launching next month.
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Moving objects into VR
takes this experience
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to an even more immersive
and meaningful level.
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With a simple 360 photo of
her kitchen and that 3-D mixer
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object, the virtual
Jen can give me a tour.
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This Summer, we're rolling out 3-D photos.
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You simply take a picture
with your smartphone
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and upload it to Facebook as a 3-D photo.
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So, let's do this, let's
keep building together.
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There's never been a more
important time for it.
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(audience applauding)
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