Facebook authorities are testing the issue to bring back a message sent to the Facebook messenger. If the issue is OK, users of Messenger will get this facility soon. If you understand the error after sending a message to Messenger, you can take it back.
According to a report on the technology website The Verge, Facebook authorities earlier this year said they had secretly deleted some messages sent by their CEO Mark Zuckerberg. It is a matter of concern that many users have not had the chance to delete messages after sending a message to the general users. If someone deletes a message sent from the inbox, it will be in the recipient's inbox. In April this year, Facebook authorities said they would bring 'unsanded' feature for everyone. But until the end of the day, I did not say anything more about this.
TechCrunch, a tech website, has claimed that they have heard about Messenger's unsent feature.
Technology information provider Jane MacCan Wong posted photos of the Unseand feature on Android devices in a tweet. If you want to edit some of the messaging conversations, the 'unsigned message' will be displayed on 'delete message'. If you select it, another pop-up box will appear, to confirm that the message is deleted.
Wong claims that the timeframe for removing the message will be given. This will be very similar to Gmail's 'Undo Send' feature. Get 30 seconds to send it back after sending e-mail. However, the details of the messenger's uncredited feature are not yet known.
A Facebook spokesman said that Facebook has been experimenting with many products and services internally and then it is open to the user.
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