YouTube has officially announced that Go Live Together is now available on iOS and Android, allowing two creators to co-host a live stream!
The feature allows creators with 50 or more subscribers to invite a guest to join them on a live stream. Only one guest can be hosted at a time, but guests can take turns during the same live stream without needing to have 50 or more subscribers themselves. The feature is limited to the YouTube mobile app and is not available to desktop users.
Only via smartphones
Creators can schedule a joint stream via YouTube on desktop computers, but both the host and the guest will need to join the scheduled stream through the YouTube app on a mobile device. YouTube said in its recent tweet that it is currently exploring desktop support for the feature and will provide an update at some point in the future.
Users can find the feature by opening the YouTube mobile app and selecting the create (+) button at the bottom of the page. Go Live Together should then appear in the pop-up menu. You will still see this option even if you do not currently have 50 or more channel subscribers, but you will not be able to stream without an invitation from a host.
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