The Verge reported that they obtained an internal notice from Meta stating that Meta plans to reintegrate Messenger into the Facebook program, and users will be able to use instant messaging directly on Facebook without having to install Facebook and Messenger separately in the future.
I believe that many people will use Facebook Messenger to communicate with friends, but many people think that Messenger is clearly a part of Facebook, but because it was spun off by Meta, it should be a bit inconvenient to install another Messenger when using it on mobile phones.
In fact, Facebook has already tested the instant messaging function as early as 2008, and in August 2011 launched the Messenger mobile app for Android and iOS respectively. In 2014, the Messenger function on the Facebook program was removed, and users must install the Messenger program to use it. However, due to the emergence of TikTok, in addition to the short video and direct playback functions, TikTok also has an instant messaging function. Although Facebook has also actively developed Reels short video content in recent years, it is believed that if Messenger can be re-integrated into Facebook, it will make it more convenient for users. use.