Sometimes it is necessary to clean up conversations for your favorite or maybe not so favorite contacts, to help keep your messenger app little more organized. If you are interested in learning how to ...

Facebook announced on Tuesday that it has finally made the option to unsend messages in the Messenger app available to all of its users. The company got into trouble last April when an investigation ...

Facebook Messenger is the main messaging app from Facebook, now Meta, that offers both unencrypted and end-to-end encrypted messages for its users. Facebook offers a number of ways to better organize ...

Facebook has added a new feature to its messaging platform that allows users to unsend messages. But you better act fast -- the grace period lasts only 10 minutes. The move comes after TechCrunch ...

Managing a cluttered Facebook Messenger inbox can be a daunting task, especially when you want to delete multiple messages at once. Unfortunately, Facebook does not provide a built-in feature for bulk ...

Facebook announced a new feature Tuesday that lets users delete messages they have sent to friends and groups on the social network, when using the Messenger app on iOS or Android. But don’t get ahead ...

Facebook announced today that all users can now remove messages sent on Messenger -- a feature that had previously only been used by Facebook to delete messages sent by company executives. Users will ...

Check your archived messages in Messenger; they might not be deleted, just hidden. Download a copy of your Facebook data to see if your messages are still on the server. Ask the person you were ...

It's easy to send someone a message on Facebook or through its linked Messenger app that you later regret. You may be wondering whether there's some way to delete a Facebook message so that the ...

Facebook has come out with a feature that lets you delete messages from a conversation after you’ve sent them, as previously spotted in leaks. So in case you send the wrong message to the wrong person ...

Last April, TechCrunch revealed that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg had used his executive power to remove his own messages sent in the Messenger app, an option that regular users don’t normally have at ...