The social networking Facebook is aiming at a platform that can enable users to use any of the apps to communicate across networks more easily and securely.Īccording to the announcement by Zuckerberg, he is planning to make it possible for its users to send messages to their contacts by using any of its services and can also extend that interoperability to SMS too.
Also read: Facebook is Reportedly Devising Age Restrictions for Public Events!Įarlier this year, Facebook’s CEO Mark, Zuckerberg revealed the plans of Facebook to shift towards an end-to-end encrypted and more ephemeral messaging system for its users.WhatsApp has more than 1.5 billion active monthly users whereas Messenger and Instagram have more than 1.3 billion and 1 billion active monthly users, respectively. This new changed of Facebook login requirement for Messenger is expected to anticipate various messaging profiles of Facebook including WhatsApp and Instagram as well.Īccording to the report from The New York Times in January, the technical infrastructure including all the three services is expected to be integrated to potentially redefine the concept of communication for three billion people. Login identification also included photos and names in addition to phone numbers.
On the other hand, social media app researcher Jane Manchun Wong noted that Facebook Messenger is also removing the ability to find someone by entering their phone number.Īt first, Facebook rolled out the sign up for Messenger sans account in June 2015 for users residing in the U.S., Canada, Peru, and Venezuela. This new change won’t apply to the existing Messenger users who are using the platform without Facebook accounts.Īs stated by the Messenger users who use this app without logging into their Facebook accounts, they’ve encountered an error message indicating that their account has been restricted.
In the previous versions, New users using the Messenger or Messenger Lite app could also use their phone numbers for Messengers instead of Facebook accounts but now they need a Facebook account to login to Messenger and chat with friends and close connections.Īccording to the company spokesperson, the vast majority of Facebook users already use Messenger by logging through their Facebook accounts and the social app wanted to simplify the process for its users by enabling signing up for Messenger via Facebook account. Facebook has finally removed the option to use Messenger without Facebook account, as first reported by VentureBeat.
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