Google has updated its YouTube Live that adds a couple of new features to the company’s live-streaming service.
The feature will allow iPhone and iPad users to share their screen with viewers of their live streams on YouTube.
They can also use the device’s front-facing camera and microphone to add their own commentary or reactions over the stream.
This new feature works with any and all iOS apps that have support for , according to Engadget.
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