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Meta updates 3D avatars for Facebook, Messenger, Instagram

By ANI | Updated: February 2, 2022 23:40 IST

Keeping their fans updated, Meta has added a few customizations to its 3D avatars feature for Facebook, Messenger, and DMs on Instagram.

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Keeping their fans updated, Meta has added a few customizations to its 3D avatars feature for Facebook, Messenger, and DMs on Instagram.

As per GSM Arena, Meta tried to be more inclusive with a plethora of new accessories that can be added to a user's personal 3D avatar such as hearing aids, wheelchairs, and more. Additionally, the new facial expressions and skin colours would better reflect a user's real-life looks from now on.

The new avatars are available to use in the US, Canada and Mexico but other countries will get them in the following months.

( With inputs from ANI )

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