If you are an active user of Facebook Messenger, you'd have been in situations where you send a wrong message to one of your friends or send a message which was meant for another person to a different person. If you have, then you'd understand how frustrating and annoying that is.
According to reports, you’ll soon be getting a feature that allows you to “Unsend” already sent messages. Earlier in April, Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg teased the feature and promised to roll it to all users. Three months has gone by and the feature still haven’t been rolled out.
However, it a user reported that the new “Unsend” message feature is in work and soonest users will get it.
The implementation seems pretty straightforward: long pressing on a sent message will give you options to delete it or unsend it. Deleting a message will remove it from your side of the conversation, while unsending it will remove it from the receiving party’s view, as well.
There's currently no indication as to when this feature will roll out to Facebook Messenger users but we’ll keep expecting.
According to reports, you’ll soon be getting a feature that allows you to “Unsend” already sent messages. Earlier in April, Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg teased the feature and promised to roll it to all users. Three months has gone by and the feature still haven’t been rolled out.
However, it a user reported that the new “Unsend” message feature is in work and soonest users will get it.
The implementation seems pretty straightforward: long pressing on a sent message will give you options to delete it or unsend it. Deleting a message will remove it from your side of the conversation, while unsending it will remove it from the receiving party’s view, as well.
There's currently no indication as to when this feature will roll out to Facebook Messenger users but we’ll keep expecting.
Facebook Messenger is finally working on "Unsend Message" in the app for everyone!— Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) October 12, 2018
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