In a significant shift for its messaging services, Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has announced that as of April 2026, Messenger.com will cease to support messaging functionalities. This decision marks a notable transition as the company pivots towards consolidating its messaging platforms.
Alongside the discontinuation of Messenger.com, Meta has confirmed that the Messenger desktop application will also be phased out. Users of the platform will need to adapt to this change, as Meta has indicated that they will be redirected to Facebook.com/messages for their messaging needs on a computer.
Meta reassured users that they can continue their conversations seamlessly on the Facebook messaging interface or through the Messenger mobile application. This strategic move appears to be aimed at streamlining user experience across Meta’s messaging services, ensuring that users have a unified platform for their communication needs.
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