Finding new apps is easy. Remembering to use them more than once? Not gonna happen. So Facebook turned its popular stand-alone Messenger app into a sort-of app store. More than 600 million people use ...

On Tuesday, Facebook launched its second official mobile app, dubbed Facebook Messenger. The free app, which is made for iOS and Android devices, allows users to chat and send messages instantly over ...

In mid-2014 Facebook rolled out the Facebook Messenger app, a standalone version of that social network's instant chat feature which users accessed separately on their mobile devices (i.e., without ...

Facebook is designed to bring people together, but sometimes, you’re connected with people and accounts you don’t necessarily want to interact with. They may want to talk to you, though—a lot. So, ...

Facebook's technology transformation has seen the company go from a simple online social network run from a college dorm room to a digital destination aiming to serve all internet needs ranging from ...

A day after people started noticing Facebook was now suggesting business to chat with while in Messenger, the social network officially announced a suite of tools and updates designed to help Facebook ...

“People prefer to use Messenger to interact with companies,” Facebook VP of messaging products David Marcus said during his keynote at this year’s F8 conference. With over 65 million businesses active ...

At its F8 developer conference, Facebook unveiled a new Messenger platform that allows developers to build bots inside Facebook Messenger. Bots are hot; they could even be the future. At its a heart, ...

It is the popular messaging service used by millions of people around the country. But Facebook Messenger is soon due to stop working for millions of Britons. Meta, the owners of Facebook and WhatsApp ...

If you’ve ever sent a message to a friend on Facebook Messenger, you’ve probably noticed a little check mark icon next to the message you sent. They’re nothing to worry about, but these check mark ...

A coalition of organizations, led by Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood, has issued an open letter to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, asking him to "discontinue Messenger Kids, Facebook’s first ...