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Facebook Messenger: tips and tricks to get the most out of it

If you have an account on the Facebook social network, it is also quite likely that you have downloaded and installed the Messenger application (or Facebook Messenger) on your mobile phone, since it is the option that the social network uses when maintaining conversations with other users with an account on the network.

Although until a few years ago Facebook had a section for instant messaging (chat type) to offer its users the possibility of contacting each other quickly and easily, as well as privately, finally it decided to derive this functionality to an application baptized with the Messenger name.

We are, therefore, in front of a 100% free mobile messaging application , which is used to exchange instant messages with other users, as well as group chats and share audio recordings (of only one minute for each audio, by the way. ), photos and videos.

As we can see, it is a completely separate application from Facebook, although it is possible to use our account on the social network to communicate with other network users through this app.

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