Meta has introduced Communities on Facebook Messenger, a new feature allowing users to create and manage dedicated communication spaces independently of Facebook Groups. This global rollout enhances real-time interactions with up to 5,000 members, leveraging Facebook profiles for seamless invitations.
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Through Facebook Artificial Intelligence tool, users who are at-risk of committing suicide will be prompted automatically right on their devices.
Facebook has resolved a glitch on its servers that affects the battery of the phones. Has your smartphone device been draining battery a lot recently? Or does it heats up more than usual even if you're not using it? If yes, you are not alone, chances are your smartphone have been affected by the Facebook Messenger app bug.
Facebook and Messenger is currently draining your battery as Vice President of Messaging Products from Facebook, David Marcus acknowledges the issue.
Facebook is looking to monetize messaging apps as more and more people use these networks for business purposes. Asia-Pacific just may be the key to boost the social media platform's plan.
Chatbot are no being made to be as real as humans by companies. Chatbots has been one of the most entertaining things to ever exist in this modern age.
Facebook just rolled out its new Messenger update, which incorporates a familiar feature found on its social media competitor: Snapchat.
Last Wednesday, it was revealed that Facebook Messenger will soon add 1,500 emojis including more than 100 different skin tones to highlight the ethnicity, gender and culture diversity across the globe.
The messaging service engages in different approaches to give users the experience and still avoid resorting to sending third-party ads and spams.
The ECHR has ruled that messages during the working hours could be read by employers as within their disciplinary rights.
India has asked the carrier of Free Basics to stop supporting the app until their investigation closes.