Facebook made a splash recently when CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s plans to integrate its messaging platforms on Instagram, Messenger, and WhatsApp were revealed last month. In the two weeks following the reveal, so much has happened – culminating in a legal opposition to the move from Germany – that it made sense to summarize the play of events so far. Decision in Facebook-Case: #Bundeskartellamt prohibits #Facebook from merging user data from different sources. PR: https://t.co/dh2HgUnTOu...
Welcome to TNW Basics, a collection of tips, guides, and advice on how to easily get the most out of your gadgets, apps, and connected services. Admit it, we’ve all accidentally sent a meme to our boss, or maybe even an unwarranted ‘hi’ to an ex, and regretted those keystrokes for hours afterwards. Thankfully, Facebook Messenger now allows you to delete a message – both for individual and group chats – for up to 10 minutes after sending it. To remove a message, simply tap on it and select the...
Ariana Grande has accounts in the top five of both Instagram and Twitter, but on Twitter Donald Trump takes the lead.
Ariana Grande has accounts in the top five of both Instagram and Twitter, but on Twitter Donald Trump takes the lead.
If you're tired of Facebook's privacy issues, here are some alternative messaging apps that you can use.
Facebook Messenger recently added the ability for users to delete messages within the first 10 minutes after they've been sent. Our guide will show you how this works. Note: These screenshots were captured in the Messenger application on iOS. Step 1: Tap and hold on the message you wish to delete. Step 2: Tap "Remove."
The social network came under fire last April when it was discovered that CEO Mark Zuckerberg and other executives seemingly had the power to delete their messages from users’ inboxes. Normally, when someone deletes a message from a conversation (like via e-mail), it’s only done so locally, and the other
Ever send a message you wish you hadn't? Read this.
The social network announced that it has begun rolling out a new unsend feature in the Messenger app. However, there's a catch.
All Facebook users now have the same option as Mark Zuckerberg to delete messages sent on Facebook Messenger, as the social media platform introduces its unsend feature. For whenever you send that drunk message or one to the wrong person entirely, all you have to do is tap on the message you want to delete [