Facebook Messenger will benefit from two extremely interesting functions that the Facebook company is currently testing in the application for Android, they will also be available in the application that the Americans are developing for the iOS platform.
Facebook Messenger will send SMS and allow the use of multiple accounts directly from the application developed by the Facebook company, and the implementation of the new functions could be offered for both Android and iOS from the same moment.
Sending SMS
Facebook Messenger can send SMS in the version now tested on the Android platform, the American company re-implementing this function after initially offering it in 2012, but withdrawing it in 2013 because few users used it.
With the function of sending SMS via Facebook Messenger users will be able to send text messages through the network of a mobile phone operator without leaving Facebok Messenger, the function being useful for those who are not always connected to the Internet to use the application.
Use of multiple accounts
The second function tested now is the use of multiple accounts in Facebook MessengerThose from Facebook explaining the integration by the fact that there are many situations where families or friends share the same smartphone to use Facebook.
To make the use of Facebook Messenger easier, those from Facebook are implementing this system and there will certainly be a lot of people who will appreciate it, the use of the platform being much simpler, especially for those who suddenly run out of battery power.
Millions of people share phones with their family and friends. Until now, there hasn't been an easy way for people to access their individual Messenger accounts from shared devices. To address this, we've launched a feature on Android to enable multiple people to log in and use Messenger from a single phone.
For now, no one knows when the new functions of sending SMS and using multiple accounts with Facebook Messenger will be launched, but they should be officially available simultaneously in iOS and Android.
