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Published 19:49 6 Apr 2016 BST

In addition to that, people logging on to view your Facebook Live streams will be able to react in real time to your adventures.
People will be able to drop reactions, comments and likes on all live videos, just like your Facebook statuses. There's even a batch of filters coming to Facebook Live to bring it up to speed with other video services you make already use.
Topping it all off is the ability to invite friends to your live videos, along with a number of "channels" you can tune into based on where in the world you want to watch.
Facebook Live is about to change the social network in a big way.
The future is video, and it looks like Facebook has well and truly arrived.
You can find out more of Facebook's next big tech leap here. Until then, send in your ideas with what live streams you'd want to see from the JOE team. Message us hello@JOE.co.uk, or send us a message on Facebook.Explore more on these topics:
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