Facebook Messenger is getting a number of long- and oft-requested features, the company unveiled in a (now-removed) blog post ahead of its annual F8 developer conference in San Jose, California. Facebook claims that 2019 will be a "transition year" for its popular messaging app, promising various improvements and tightened security.
One of the biggest criticisms Facebook Messenger has drawn over the years is about the app's lack of end-to-end encryption, especially when it's available om other apps likeViber, and Telegram. This is apparently changing in the not-so-distant ...
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