It must have happened to you that you regretted your decision immediately after sending the message. Unfortunately, after clicking on the 'send' button, the situation cannot be improved. Or is it?
At the beginning of this year, information leaked to the public that it was Facebook secretly deleted some old messages that are in the app Messenger sent by its founder Mark Zuckerberg. This was a bit unusual, as such a feature is not available to Facebook users. If you delete messages in your mailbox, they will still be accessible to the recipient.
In April, Facebook confirmed that they plan to soon offer the feature "unsend”, and they didn't talk about the details at that time. But that is no longer the case, because in the end we just won the first look at the long-awaited novelty.
When editing messages in a conversation, users will see above the inscription 'Delete' or "Delete Message"also noticed by the mentioned"Unsend Message". If you choose the latter option, you will delete the message in the recipient's inbox before the recipient notices it. We can also expect it to be a feature limited in time, which means that it will only be possible to use it within a certain time after sending the message.
