Facebook begins rolling out new function that will let a person delete messages they have sent to an individual or group.
Josh Edelson/AFP/Getty ImagesFacebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg introduces a new messenger platform at the F8 summit in San Francisco on March 25,2015. On Tuesday, Facebook began rolling out a new function that will let people unsend messages they have sent in their Messenger app. Call it the “Zuckerberg Delete Function,” if you want. Or call it “Erase.” Or maybe, the “Thanks For Letting Me Finally Get Rid Of That” option.
Whatever you want to call it, Facebook is calling it “Remove for Everyone,” and it’s a new feature that the social media giant began rolling out Tuesday. The feature will let you delete a message that you have sent from the company’s Messenger app — and this time, the message really will be erased from the Messenger app of the person you have sent it to.
