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it’s possible the author heard about it through a Facebook ad. Marketers, public relations companies and advertising agencies are increasingly using social media to carefully place messages in front of journalists and media professionals, in the hope Facebook Inc (NASDAQ:FB) has confirmed that it is testing out a new feature that will allow messages to disappear on its Messenger app. The feature is reminiscent of a similar feature used in Snapchat. Sources familiar with the information revealed that New ideas are hard. So why even bother, when you can just wait and learn from the mistakes and success of other companies, taking only the pieces that resonate with users? Facebook is no stranger to this strategy, as it once again copies a feature from Other options that the social media giant lists in its Help Center include turning off chat with a former partner, which prevents new messages from being seen immediately in one’s facebook inbox, and modifying the sharing settings for photo albums so This week in social media, Facebook began testing Snapchat-style messaging in Facebook Messenger. Meanwhile Pinterest introduced a smart, unique visual search feature, Twitter introduced GIFs you can control, and Snapchat is planning on making even more Facebook is trying out a feature that lets people send self-deleting messages. If users tap an hourglass icon within the company's mobile Messenger app, the message they send will implode an hour after it is sent, Buzzfeed first reported. Testing kicked .

Machado showed a reporter a string of Facebook messages from a friend recently arrived in the U.S. advising him on the best route from Guatemala City to the Mexican border; what to say to Mexican border guards once he arrived; what hotel to stay at on his Facebook is testing a new Snapchat-like feature on its Messenger app that will see messages deleted soon after they have been viewed.(Photo : Getty images) Facebook is testing a new self-destructing feature on its Messenger app in France. The feature Snapchat has long been known for its ‘self destructing’ messages, allowing people to feel far more confident of sending images they know won’t be around forever. Now, Facebook has begun testing a similar service for its Messenger app. The trial Facebook has been one of the biggest names in the world of technology off late. The company has been witnessing a rapid rise to the top in the world of technology, and they have been doing exceptionally well in an intensely competitive market. They’re .