If you purchase through a link on our site, we may earn a commission. That theory is that they are about to start selling advertising in Messenger.Crambler is supported by its readers. Click “Install”, and then hit “sync”, and you will have your old Messenger app back.īy the way, we have a theory about why Facebook is insisting that you turn on banner notifications along with opening up your messaging to dog and world (and along with forcing you to use Facebook Messenger/a> instead of chatting in the Facebook Mobile). Then connect your phone to your computer, and in iTunes, navigate to the Apps tab, and find your old Facebook Messenger app. If you have not synced your phone since doing the Facebook Messenger upgrade, immediately delete Facebook Messenger from your phone (do this by long-pressing the icon, and then tapping on the little ‘X’ in the upper left-hand corner). Now, maybe you have already discovered this all for yourself, to your great regret.įear not, all is not lost, so long as you have not already synced your phone with your computer since installing the new Facebook Messenger. It simply will not take “no” for an answer.
If you don’t turn notifications and banners on, you will have to click through this screen Every… Single… Time… you open Facebook Messenger: No, that honour is reserved for the Most Annoying “Feature” Ever – the constant nag screen, demanding that you turn notifications and banners on. So, Facebook seems to be angling to have Facebook Messenger replace your current text messaging app, as now anybody can message you if they have your phone number, even if you are not in any way connected with them on Facebook.īut just in case you missed that point up until now:Īnd yet – this isn’t even the most annoying aspect of the new Facebook Messenger. (Not unlike other messaging apps, such as Whatsapp and Viber.) “People can add you as a contact if they already have your number.” “Text anyone, even if you’re not Facebook friends.”Īnd this, while cute (or creepy, or both), is no less ominous: Let’s walk through the screens presented by the new Facebook Messenger when you first open it, after installing it.
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