Rounds has launched an “instant group” video chat that allows up to 12 participants to interact together, the Israeli company said on Tuesday. Rounds allows users to play games, listen to music, watch videos, share photos and take group snapshots while video chatting. “Instead of messaging back and forth on WhatsApp, users can now instantly chat live with their groups of friends with a simple tap of a button,” said Dany Fishel, Rounds’ co-founder and chief executive officer.
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