Facebook plans to remove the chat features from its main mobile app and force users to install Messenger on their iOS and Android phones in order to keep chatting with their friends. TechCrunch reports the company has already started notifying users in Europe about the change, which is coming whether they want it or not. Facebook’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg told the publication back in November that the company actually planned to remove Messenger features from its main app, so the move doesn’t exactly come as a surprise, especially considering Facebook’s intentions of launching more mobile apps capable to deal with particular tasks. “[T]he other thing that we’re doing with Messenger is making it so once you have the standalone Messenger app, we are actually taking
Facebook will force you to install another one of its apps
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