Facebook's 'Messenger Day' Is A Snapchat-Like Addition For Its Messenger App

Facebook is obsessed with Snapchat. For quite some fourth dimension, the visitor has been implementing Snapchat-like features in its apps. Probably, this has something to do with Snapchat's refusal of acquisition. Initially, Facebook introduced the new Stories feature in Instagram, its photo sharing platform. At present, it seems the same add-on is heading over to the Facebook Messenger. The new addition volition exist called 'Messenger Day'.

Messenger Twenty-four hours Rolling Out Gradually To The World

Messenger Day was initially launched in Polan and today, the company is expanding slowly across the earth. Both, Instagram Stories and Messenger Mean solar day are more than or less related closely when it comes to functionality. However, for the sake of clarity, we'll ponder over Messenger Day.

The new feature volition presently be available on iOS and Android, with users posting ephimeral updates to their host friends. It also features the aforementioned time limit for a message to expire. Other than this, it also keeps its hands strong on the ability to doodle over the posts and add stickers.

Much similar Instagram Stories but with a different layout, your friends' updates will rest at the elevation of the Messenger home folio. The updates are presented in a reverese chronological club. A Messenger spokesman told Mashable:

"We know that people come to Messenger to share everyday moments with friends and family. In Poland we are running a small test of new ways for people to share those updates visually,"

There's something nearly the user interface that does not gather in much appeal. For what we know, it's cipher out of the ordinary. Nosotros already have Snapchat and Instagram Stories for the job. It would have been actually great if the company intended to throw in a couple of unique features other than tiny tidbits. At that place is always room for improvement, and the addiiton of intuitive features and controls.

In my view, Messenger Day falls backside the likes of Snapchat and Instagram Stories. Other than this, the Messenger is also looking forrard to add together an incoming Data Saver feature before long. The feature will work from within the app itself and permit users to save their data, potentially through the click-to-download option. We will share more details on the subject as soon every bit we hear it, so be sure to stay tuned for that.

As for at present, what are your thoughts on Facebook'south Snapchat clone, Messenger Solar day? Exercise you think it was necessary for the visitor to add together this feature in Messenger aslope the presence of Instagram Stories? Share your thoughts in the comments.

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