Apple's Keynote app will remove the Keynote Live function, and FaceTime or other video conferencing applications are officially recommended

CTOnews.com, April 1 (Xinhua)-- Apple said in its official support document updated today that the Keynote Live feature will be removed in future versions of Keynote apps.

This feature allows users to play presentations over the Internet during Keynote presentations. The attached function description of CTOnews.com is as follows:

You can use Keynote Live to play your presentation over the Internet, so that everyone you grant access to, wherever they are, can view the presentation on their device at the same time. As a speaker, you can control when the presentation starts and stops.

Users you invite to view the presentation can watch it on Mac or Windows computers, iPhone, iPad or other mobile devices.

Viewers need to have a web browser, or install the latest version of Keynote presentation App on Mac (with macOS Sierra 10.12 or later), iPhone (with iOS 10 or later), or iPad (with iOS 10 or iPadOS 13 or later). Viewers do not need an iCloud account.

Apple recommends sharing Keynote presentations in apps such as FaceTime, Zoom and WebEx, and outlines the flow of operations in the log.