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Rewrite this article to make it easier to understand by someone who is not familiar with technology.

Live streaming technology lets you watch, create and share videos in real-time, a bit like live TV. All you need to be able to live stream is an internet enabled device, like a smartphone or tablet, and a platform (such as a website or app) to live stream from. Current popular live streaming apps include Facebook Live, Instagram Live stories, Twitch TV (often used by the gaming community), House Party and TikTok. Unlike pre-recorded videos that can be cut and edited, live streaming is just that – live and uncensored. Some live streams can be private. For example, video conferencing, like Skype or Zoom, uses live streaming technology to allow you to talk to people you have invited. To make sure they stay private, they should be password protected and passwords shouldn’t be shared with people you don’t know. Some live streams are public and might be watched by hundreds or even thousands of people. Viewers can comment and interact live by posting messages that appear beside the live stream. They can also share emojis such as hearts, and gifts such as coins that appear on the screen.
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Live streaming is when you are watching a video that is happening in real time. All you need to watch live streams or even live stream yourself is a device connected to the internet and a platform to watch/ stream on. Popular websites for this are Facebook Live, Instagram Live, Twitch TV, House Party, and TikTok. Live stream happens in real-time, so you are unable to edit or cut anything. Some streams, like Skype or Zoom, can be private. Most of the time a password will be set so that only people you allow can join. Public live streams can be watched by thousands of people who can comment, post messages, or give donations. 