Facebook Messenger Tested the Feature of Retrieving Sent Messages

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Understanding Facebook Messenger Tested the Feature of Retrieving Sent Messages

A new feature, called Unsend, is being tested by Facebook, allowing users to 'quickly retrieve' messages sent to others easily and quickly. Previously, users could only delete messages sent on their Messenger account and the recipient's account still stored the message.

According to the shared images, above the traditional Delete Message option will appear an Unsend Message option in the form of a pop-up. Users just need to press and hold the mouse button on the sent message, this pop-up will display. A new window will appear for users to confirm deleting messages on both accounts.

According to leaked information, the Unsend Message feature can only be used for a limited time after sending a message. This feature on Gmail has a time limit of 30 seconds, and on Message is still unknown.

On the Message also features secret conversation, confidential conversation with the ability to send messages to self-destruct so users can choose when chatting without leaving a trace.