The Messenger mobile app for iOS and Android will remain fully operational and unaffected, allowing users to continue conversations as usual on smartphones and tablets.

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If you’re one of the billion or so people who use Facebook Messenger, you might notice a change in the coming days — if you’re an Android user, that is. As first reported by Android Police, it would ...

The move comes a few months after Meta shut down Messenger’s stand-alone desktop apps for Windows and Mac.

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Meta will discontinue Messenger.com and the Messenger desktop app by April 2026, redirecting desktop users to ...

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