ก่อนหน้านี้ผู้ใช้ Messenger หลายรายเจอปัญหาอัปเดตเป็นเวอร์ชัน 220.0 แล้วเจอปัญหาแอปเด้งกดเข้าใช้งานไม่ได้เลย และทาง Facebook ก็ได้ปล่อยเวอร์ชัน 220.1 มาแก้ปัญหาแล้ว Show
Messenger เวอร์ชัน 220.1 มาแล้ว! แก้ปัญหาแอปเด้งผู้ใช้ Messenger หลายรายเจอปัญหาแอป Messenger เด้ง เข้าใช้งานไม่ได้ หลังอัปเดตเป็นเวอร์ชัน 220.0 ถึงแม้จะลบลงใหม่แล้วก็ตาม
ทาง Facebook เองก็ได้ปล่อย Messenger เวอร์ชัน 220.1 เพื่อมาแก้ปัญหาดังกล่าว ผู้เขียนได้อัปเดตและใช้งานแล้วพบว่าแก้ปัญหาได้ ใช้งานได้ปกติ Microsoft has released Windows 11 build 25284 to Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel today, which includes support for a new Facebook Messenger widget in the Widgets Panel. Sadly, today's build is not available on ARM64 devices due to a bug that causes issues when booting. The new Facebook Messenger widget can be accessed once Insiders in the Dev Channel update the app to the latest version via the Microsoft Store. From there, you can pin the Facebook Messenger widget in the Widgets Panel just like any other Windows Widget currently. Be together whenever, with our free* all-in-one communication app, complete with unlimited text, voice, video calling and group video chat features. #3 top free communication Readers like you help support Pocket-lint. When you make a purchase using links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Read More.Meta is making things a lot more interesting for Messenger users, by introducing loads of new customisation options for end-to-end encrypted (E2EE) chats. You can now add themes, custom emojis, reactions, group profile photos, and more to your so-called "secret conversations". That's right, no more plain white backgrounds in encrypted Messenger chats. Here's everything you need to know. POCKET-LINT VIDEO OF THE DAY What's new with encrypted chats on Messenger?
Meta is introducing a bunch of new features for end-to-end encrypted chats on its Messenger platform, including the ability to use themes, make custom emojis, use reactions, add group profile photos, and more. This means you can now make your secret conversations look a bit more interesting, and crucially, more like your normal Messenger chats. Before this update, Messenger didn't offer any way to personalise E2EE chats. As soon as you switched to a secret conversation, all customisation options disappeared. You simply had a plain white background. It wasn't great. But now, you can set themes, including static colour and gradient ones, to make your E2EE chats look less plain. You'll also have access to the full range of emoji reactions that you typically see in normal Messenger chats - plus the ability to customise the quick reaction tray. You can set group profile photos and see link previews that show you more information about a webpage shared with you. If you're using Messenger on Android, you can also use the "bubbles" feature for secret conversations, so you can have quick access to an active encrypted chat when you're in other apps. Finally, all encrypted chats on Messenger now have the ability to show active status. This lets people see when you’re active, so they know when it’s a good time to call. But you can choose to turn this feature off. Source: Meta How to start a secret conversation (encrypted chat) in MessengerTo start an end-to-end encrypted chat in the Messenger app, you need to initiate a secret conversation. Here's how it all works:
Note: To verify the encryption, you can compare the device keys with your chat contact. Just tap on the padlock icon and select “Device Keys”, and then compare the key with them. Does Messenger offer encryption by default?Currently, you need to jump into a secret conversation buried in the Messenger app to initiate an encrypted chat, and the feature is only available for one-on-one conversations - not for group chats. Meta has said it's looking to roll out E2EE by default, and it's even expanding testing, but the whole process is taking a while. Meta last said it was on track to roll out default E2EE in 2023. "Over the coming months, millions of people around the world will see some of their individual threads become end-to-end encrypted", the company explained in a blog post. Why do you need encrypted chats?Pocket-lint has an entire explainer on how Messenger's end-to-end encrypted chats work, but the summary is: E2EE chats on Messenger are designed to make your chats more private, by hiding your online conversation from third parties, including Facebook itself. It also makes it more difficult for law enforcement and hackers to access the messages you're sending and receiving in an E2EE chat. So if you want to ensure your conversation is private, Meta's hoping you'll use its end-to-end encrypted chat feature in Messenger. Do other Meta apps like WhatsApp or Instagram have encrypted chats?Yes. WhatsApp has end-to-end encrypted by default. And on Instagram, you can switch on E2EE for individual chats. When can you expect to see Messenger's new encrypted chat features?Meta only said it was "introducing" the new features, indicating they may be rolling out and haven't hit all users just yet. Pocket-lint has not received the update yet that adds all the new customisations. |