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WhatsApp and Messenger to Support Third-Party Messaging Apps
Meta is making a major change to its messaging platforms, WhatsApp and Messenger. The company is now allowing these apps to connect with third-party messaging …
Messenger Communities: A New Way to Organize and Communicate
Following the successful launch of Communities on WhatsApp in 2022, Meta is quietly rolling out a similar feature for Facebook Messenger. This new functionality allows …
From Novice to Pro: Mastering Messaging Apps Made Easy
Messaging apps have revolutionized the way we connect, offering instant communication and fostering closer relationships across the globe. But with so many options and features …
How to Turn Off Read Receipts in Facebook Messenger
In the world of instant messaging, read receipts have long been a point of contention. Whether it’s the notorious double blue check on WhatsApp or …
Facebook Messenger finally gets default end-to-end encryption
After years of anticipation, Meta has finally flipped the switch on end-to-end encryption (E2EE) for one-on-one Messenger chats and calls, marking a significant shift towards …
Facebook Discontinues SMS Messaging Feature on Messenger
Facebook has announced that it will be discontinuing the ability to send and receive SMS messages through its Messenger app. This feature was initially introduced …
Messenger will return to the Facebook app in a weird move!
Facebook has recently announced that it will be bringing back the ability to access your message inbox within the main Facebook app. This move comes …
Police crack crypto messenger Exclu – numerous arrest follows
European police forces have succeeded in decrypting another message that was primarily used by criminals. Numerous arrests have now occurred across many nations as a …
WhatsApp and Messenger are the new bets after Metaverse’s flop
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, told employees on Thursday that WhatsApp and Messenger will drive sales growth for the next years. The news comes weeks …
British government “loves” to spy – criticizes Facebook plan to launch end-to-end encryption in 2023
Technology makes our everyday lives much easier and the owners of many technologies counts billions of dollars anually. There are billions of users on the …
Meta to accelerate end-to-end encryption support in messenger
Under pressure from the public, Meta (which owns Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp) has been forced to accelerate the adoption of end-to-end encryption technologies in its …
Hackers hijacked millions of Facebook messenger accounts
Phishing remains one of the favorite methods of hackers to make money quickly and easily. To maximize the number of victims and by extension the …
Telegram to begin a paid subscription plan
All those familiar with Telegram, know the slogan “Telegram is free forever. No ads. No subscription fees”. The messengers always wanted to make clear that …
Messenger mimics Slack by integrating shortcuts to control messages
While some competitive features are still pending on Messenger, such as end-to-end encryption recently postponed to 2023, Meta continues to improve its application by regularly …
Here are the most popular apps in 2021 globally
Since the arrival of smartphones on sale, users spend more and more time in front of screens, unable to get enough of digital content. The …
Meta plans to sell products through Facebook & other apps next year
Due to Apple’s new privacy policy, Facebook’s parent company, Meta, plans to start selling more products directly through its Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger apps starting …
Facebook Messenger will get built-in bill splitting feature
Meta announced the introduction of a built-in bill splitting feature in its proprietary messaging app Facebook Messenger. Its testing will begin in the US next …
Facebook announced the postponement of end-to-end encrypted messages until 2023
According to the British “Guardian” report, FaceBook (Meta) security chief, Antigone, Davis wrote a comment stating that the launch of Facebook Messenger and Instagram’s default …
Its Official: Instagram users can now chat with Messenger users directly
After two years of long preparation, Facebook announced on October 1 that its two mobile apps, Instagram and Messenger, now support cross-application chat functions. Facebook said …