YouTube's co-hosted livestreams arrive on Android and iOS
that lets creators co-host livestreams. Anyone with over 50 subscribers can invite a guest to host a livestream with them from iOS and Android mobile devices. Only one guest is allowed at any time, but the host can swap in new guests during the same livestream.
You can schedule co-streams through YouTube's desktop app, but both the host and guest must use mobile devices during the livestream. To do so, open the YouTube app, tap"Create" then"Go Live Together." After entering stream details, select"Invite a co-streamer" and send an invite link to the co-streamer. They'll then be sent to the waiting room until you click"Go Live.
There's no minimum number of followers for guests, but the host will be held responsible for guests violating any community guidelines. Hosts can earn revenue for ads, which can appear in pre-, mid- and post-roll form. You can disable notifications at any time in your settings menu.
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