Facebook officially enabled Messenger and Instagram cross-app messaging - Android

In a move that many had already anticipated, Facebook has finally merged two of its applications—Messenger and Instagram—which allows for cross-messaging between the two, the social media company confirmed a couple of days ago. The decision comes from a finding which saw that a third of Facebook apps’ users find it troublesome recalling the app […] More

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In a move that many had already anticipated, Facebook has finally merged two of its applications—Messenger and Instagram—which allows for cross-messaging between the two, the social media company confirmed a couple of days ago.

The decision comes from a finding which saw that a third of Facebook apps’ users find it troublesome recalling the app they used after engaging in a communication, despite the relevance of making a connection among 80 percent of the users.

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The confusion comes from social media users who use more than a single platform when connecting with others. 

As such, Facebook is making both Messenger and Instagram compatible with one another when exchanging discussions, thereby offsetting the issue presented.

This article, Facebook officially enabled Messenger and Instagram cross-app messaging, was originally published at NoypiGeeks | Philippines Technology News, Reviews and How to's.