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If you send a message it'll figure out what you might like - from breakfast orders to an Uber - and try to help. It can't access other apps like Siri, but it works with certain providers (backed up by a dedicated staff team) to deal with your requests. It's still in beta at the moment, but it's unquestionably the future of informal ordering.
MUTE NOTIFICATIONS

Great as group chats are, there always comes a point when the barrage of banality gets too much. You don't have to cut all ties and leave the group, though.
Simply hit the name of the conversation at the top, and tap 'notifications'. Toggle 'message notifications' to off and you'll be offered the option to turn them off for good - or for set periods, including 15 minutes, an hour and 24 hours.
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Find filtered messages

Much like your email inbox, Messenger has a spam filter of sorts: messages that don't from your contacts - or that Facebook thinks look a bit dodgy - get filtered into an 'other' inbox. This used to be hidden away, but now it's relatively easy to find.

Hit the 'people' tab at the bottom of the Messenger app then tap 'Message Requests'. This will show up any messages you've received from random admirers - and, often, legitimate messages that have got caught in the system.
Customise chat colours
Time was, Messenger was blue through and through. Nowadays, it's a multicolour affair, with the option to pick a colour for every conversation.

Hit the conversation name to head into settings, then tap 'colour'. You'll be able to pick from a range of shades to suit your chat, which will be seen by both parties across message bubbles and icons - perfect for sending subtle hints, whether passive aggressive or flirtatious.
Why stop at colours? While you're in the conversation settings, you can assign an emoji to your chat, too.

This will change the default thumbs-up 'like' button beside the text bar to the emoji you've picked, for on-tap love hearts or fist-bumps.
Sync contacts
If you want the most efficient way of managing your communications and having all of your acquaintances in Messenger, turning on 'Sync Contacts' is probably the way to go. It can be particularly useful for finding people who aren't on Facebook (or aren't your friend) but use Messenger with their phone number.
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Hit the icon with your profile picture, then tap 'people'. Toggle 'Sync Contacts' to on and Messenger will continuously scan your contacts list for new numbers and people to message.
Edit photos within Messenger

Long ago, editing a photo meant flicking it across to your PC and carefully adjusting the levels in Photoshop. Nowadays it's all scribbles and filters - and Messenger lets you do it all from right within your

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Facebook is disabling messaging in its mobile web app to push people to Messenger
Facebook is removing the messaging capability from its mobile web application, according to a notice being served to users: “Your conversations are moving to Messenger,” it reads. Welcome news to the millions like me who switched to the web app in order to avoid Messenger in the first place!

At the moment, you can just dismiss the notice and go about your business. But this summer the warning will become an impenetrable wall, and your only option will be to download the official Messenger app.

I’m a little worried about this, because surely the mobile site is much used by people who have good reason not to download the app. People whose phones don’t have official clients, for instance, or who can’t upgrade to the latest version of an OS, and must access via the web.

And really, it strikes me as quite a hostile move, as it did before when they axed messaging from the main app. If, as everyone in the company is constantly repeating, mantra-like, that they want to connect the world, shouldn’t a diversity of access options be part of that?

The usual excuse, which I am expecting to receive at any moment from Facebook PR, whom I contacted for details, is that the company wants to provide the best possible experience in messaging, and the Messenger app is the platform on which they’ve chosen to provide it — so to avoid confusion they’re consolidating everyone there. (Update: that’s totally the statement I got, it even said “best experience”)

I don’t think a single person has ever bought that particular load of horsefeathers. It’s pretty plain for anyone to see that it’s easy to embellish, enrich and, of course, monetize a powerful platform like Messenger, while it’s near-impossible to do so with basic text-based chat.

In other words, one service provides valuable utility to users, but not to Facebook. Can’t have that!

There are differences in the core experiences of the desktop and mobile versions of Facebook — that’s okay! It’s perfectly fine that posts look different, you interact with things differently and certain features are absent or less easily accessed. This should be the case with messaging. Just offer plain text chat, for god’s sake, and quit it with this reach creep. Your users will thank you, and it’s really not going to hurt Messenger’s growth.

By all means, advertise Messenger on top of the message feed, or point out that some content will be missing. Messenger is more full-featured! You can do video, and stickers! Look, chatbots! But the decision to switch should be the user’s. By removing that agency, Facebook erodes a trust it should be tending to carefully.

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And one more thing while we’re at it. Let us download Facebook Lite (where messaging still works, by the way)! This geo-restriction BS has got to go. Some of us have the phone equivalent of trash fires and don’t want to run that pair of hogs you call official apps.

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What to do if you forget your Facebook password: How to reset and login

Whether you document every moment of your life, use it as a platform for your views or just login every other day for a cursory glance at your friends, Facebook is part of life for 1.86 billion people around the world.

Facebook requires a password to login, and at some point many of us will struggle to get in. Fortunately it’s easy to reset your password and login again.

[Read more: How to change a Twitter password]

If you fancy a break for Facebook check out our article, Fed up of Facebook, but want to keep Messenger? Here's how to do it...
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1: If you have forgotten your password you will need to click on the ‘Forgotten account?’ button on the right hand of the Facebook login home page.

2: This takes you through to the Find Your Account page, where you have the option of typing your username, phone number, email or full name into the box provided. Then simply click ‘Search.’

3: You’ll see a list of accounts that match your search. Find yourself and click ‘This is my account.’

4: Choose the Reset Your Password method to get yourr

5: Follow the instructions on the reset link and enter the code sent

I can’t log in with my mobile number

Drop any ‘0’ and ‘+’ digits and make sure you use your country code.
How do I change or reset my Facebook password?

If you know what your current password is, but want to change it head to Settings which can be found in the menu at the top right hand corner of any Facebook page.

Once on this page, click Security and login - Change password and type in your current and new passwords before clicking ‘Save changes.’

For advice on picking a strong password we've got advice on keeping your personal accounts secure.

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How to use 2 Facebook accounts on 1 Android phone
Most people have just one Facebook accounts. In fact, Facebook doesn't like it when you have two accounts, it prefers people to keep just one account. the idea is "one real name, one account". But what if you are the rebel, for some reason. What if you have two Facebook accounts and you need to use both on one Android phone.

Here is an easy, made possible by Facebook itself. The company actually offers two Facebook apps -- no, we are not talking about the Messenger app -- that you can use to log into two different Facebook accounts.

The experience of using two Facebook accounts through two apps is not as seamless as what the Twitter users get when they use two Twitter accounts from within one app, but it also avoids some of the confusion that single app-multiple accounts may create. In fact, it might be even preferable to single app-multiple accounts methods. But we digress, so let's talk of the way to solve the dual Facebook account problem:

-- Install official app. Preferably use your primary Facebook account with this. The app is available here .
-- Now install Facebook Lite App from PlayStore . Launched by Facebook in year 2015, it is a less data-hungry version of Facebook. Use your second account with the Facebook Lite.

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The experience between the two apps is slightly different. The Lite app doesn't offer as rich an experience as the main Facebook app. But then it is also lighter, consumes less data, works better on 2G connections and the more or less gets the job done!