Facebook Bringing Back Chat Feature into Its Main Application

Facebook has disturbed a huge number of clients five years prior when it expelled chat from its center mobile application and constrained them to download Messenger to communicate.

“THE INTEGRATION THAT WE’RE THINKING ABOUT, WE’RE REALLY EARLY IN THINKING THROUGH THIS. THERE’S A LOT MORE WE NEED TO FIGURE OUT. I THINK IT’S THE DIRECTION WE SHOULD BE GOING WITH MORE THINGS IN THE FUTURE”.

CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in a statement.

In a clue that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has started making strides towards combining every one of his platforms into one, the interpersonal, organization is intending to bring back chat directly into its center mobile application.

“WE ARE TESTING WAYS TO IMPROVE THE MESSAGING EXPERIENCE FOR PEOPLE WITHIN THE FACEBOOK APP. MESSENGER REMAINS A FEATURE-RICH, STAND-ALONE MESSAGING APP WITH OVER A BILLION PEOPLE USING IT MONTHLY TO CONNECT WITH THE PEOPLE AND BUSINESSES THEY CARE ABOUT MOST. WE DO NOT HAVE ANY ADDITIONAL DETAILS TO SHARE AT THIS TIME.”

Facebook statement

Presently the chat segment just contains the essential chat functionalities. To give massage reactions, make a call, send photos, etc., you’d still have to open the Messenger app.

The organization is by all accounts currently reestablishing its emphasis on item improvement to upgrade client experience. As indicated by a revelation from analyst Jane Manchun Wong, the element is being incorporated into the main application now.

From the upper right corner, a similar Messenger symbol takes you to a chat window inside the application itself. In the current Facebook mobile application, tapping on the Messenger symbol takes you to an independent application.

Wong additionally included that a huge number of Android clients that utilization Messenger will be profited by having end-to-end encryption.

In spite of the fact that there is no official affirmation, this mix integration indicates Zuckerberg’s plan to combine Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp into a solitary service by 2020.