Facebook Messenger will go stand-alone

A break up is inevitable and this is the original plan of Facebook Messenger. It will go stand-alone and does not need Facebook app anymore to use the service.

 

With Messenger, we’ve been focused on creating the best messaging experience possible by giving people a fun and easy way to connect and express themselves with friends and contacts. If you’re in Canada, the United States, Peru or Venezuela, we are starting to roll out a new way for you to sign up for Messenger – without a Facebook account. Louis Boval, Software Engineer

 

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With Facebook Messenger going solo, all you need is a valid phone number. These features will remain available on Messenger – including photos, videos, group chats, voice and video calling, and stickers.

The roll out is now available in few countries like Canada, United States, Peru and Venezuela.

Next time you download the app, you will get the option that says “Not on Facebook?” Your next move is to sign up with your name, phone number and your profile picture.

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Rafael Pedrajita is the founder of Tech Patrol and a seasoned freelancer and blogger who has been creating digital content since March 2010. Beyond his work in the tech space, he is a proud husband to his wife, Amor.

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