Facebook taking a shot at camera application like Snapchat, once more: Report

Facebook is building up a stand-alone camera application, like vanishing photograph application Snapchat, to expand client engagement, the Wall Street Journal reported, refering to individuals acquainted with the matter.

The application, being produced by Facebook's "companion sharing" group in London, is in its initial stages and may never happen as intended, by report.

The organization is additionally arranging a component that permits a client to record video through the application to start live spilling, the daily paper reported.

Facebook declined to remark on the report.

This isn't the first occasion when that Facebook is wanting to tackle Snapchat as we've as of now seen the fizzled endeavor at building Slingshot. Before the end of last year, Facebook had reported to screen down its Creative Labs division that is in charge of applications, for example, Slingshot, Riff and Rooms. In addition, the organization has additionally hauled out each of the three applications from the Play Store.

Slingshot permitted clients to agree to the administration with their cell telephone number and interface with companions in their telephone's contact list or, in the event that they need, by discovering their Facebook companions.

Photographs on Slingshot vanished from clients' telephones soon after they are seen, mirroring a developing nervousness about security in the time of Internet informal communication.