Facebook Messenger 3.0
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#2This is amazing. Now if only they took over email too. Facebook should completely pivot into an identification and messaging platform.
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#3Sleek, simple UI. Too bad no Windows Phone release just yet.
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#4It's interesting how they call it texting rather than messaging. I almost thought for a second they really meant SMS.
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#5This is amazing. Now if only they took over email too. Facebook should completely pivot into an identification and messaging platform.
strong troll?
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#6It's interesting how they call it texting rather than messaging. I almost thought for a second they really meant SMS.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think it is more than just messaging and might include SMS. From the Play store description, "Not just for Facebook friends: Now you can message people in your phone book. And it's easy to add new contacts—just enter a phone number.". The android app also requires permission to edit/create SMS messages and make phone calls.
If so, does this mean we can be able to send an SMS from facebook now or just from our phones?
It's worth noting that the screenshot from the android phone also shows you missed calls.
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#7>'say it better with stickers'
Can't believe how much money is to be had from selling stickers in messaging apps
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#8It's interesting how they call it texting rather than messaging. I almost thought for a second they really meant SMS.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think it is more than just messaging and might include SMS. From the Play store description, "Not just for Facebook friends: Now you can message people in your phone book. And it's easy to add new contacts—just enter a phone number.". The android app also requires permission to edit/create SMS messages and make phone calls. If so, does this mean we can be able to send an SMS from facebo…
I assume (but don't know!) that the "find people by entering their phone number" feature simply tries to find Facebook users with lax enough privacy settings such that (a) they expose their phone numbers to maybe friends or friends and (b) they allow non-friends to message them. Otherwise I feel like they would phrase it as "message people who aren't on Facebook!"
What Android screenshot are you looking at that makes you think it shows missed calls? I see two icons: a sort of bolt and a facebook "f". I think that the bolt means the user is using "Messenger" (i.e. fb on mobile) whereas the fb "f" means facebook.com.
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#9I just prefer to use the FB app it self. When I was using the Messenger app, I would get a notification from Messenger and the FB app, it got rather annoying.
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think it is more than just messaging and might include SMS. From the Play store description, "Not just for Facebook friends: Now you can message people in your phone book. And it's easy to add new contacts—just enter a phone number.". The android app also requires permission to edit/create SMS messages and make phone calls. If so, does this mean we can be able to send an SMS from facebo…
I assume (but don't know!) that the "find people by entering their phone number" feature simply tries to find Facebook users with lax enough privacy settings such that (a) they expose their phone numbers to maybe friends or friends and (b) they allow non-friends to message them. Otherwise I feel like they would phrase it as "message people who aren't on Facebook!" What Android screenshot are you looking at that makes…
Can anyone confirm or deny? I no longer have a facebook account and don't want one so I can't check.
The first android screenshot on the linked page, shows that there is 1 missed call from Mac Tyler. Just worth noting, not sure if it means anything but it is interesting.