Update 2019: Here’s how to delete a message from Facebook Messenger (click)

Gunijans say that once the word of mouth comes out, it cannot be taken back. So think and act, don’t think. This is especially true of online messaging. Think of this as a Facebook message.

At present, once something is sent to someone in Messenger, it cannot be taken back. You will no longer be able to retrieve or delete that message. You can usually delete the message from your own messenger, but the message will remain in the inbox of the sender.

Until now, the rule of Facebook is that he can delete messages from his own inbox. No one else has a hand here. But now Facebook is talking about launching a feature to delete users’ messages from both sides. The name of the feature may be ‘Unsend’.

Update 2019: Here’s how to delete a message from Facebook Messenger (click)

When this feature is turned on, you will be able to permanently delete the message after sending it to someone via Facebook. That is, your message will be deleted from the inbox of the person to whom you sent the message.

Facebook has not yet commented on the feature. There is a huge history behind the introduction of this feature of deleting messages from both the recipient and the sender.

After the recent data scandal on Facebook, many people were suddenly seeing a surprising thing. People who have previously exchanged messages with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Facebook recently deleted Zuckerberg’s messages from the inbox. Watched. But that was not to be. Because the general rule in Messenger is that one cannot delete a message from one’s inbox remotely. But with the deletion of Mark Zuckerberg’s message, the issue came up for discussion.

Facebook later said the company had done so intentionally, and that the company had sued Facebook over corporate security concerns.

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At the same time, Facebook has said that in a few months, they will launch a feature to delete their own messages from other messengers inbox. But before the facility is launched for everyone, Facebook will not delete any more messages from Zuckerberg, that promise. Gave.