Hence, Facebook has been trying to update is Messenger product so that it remains relevant in an increasingly competitive tech world that is seeing the rise of a number of apps that seek to supplant the WhatsApp/Messenger duopoly. One recent update, as spotted by Alessandro Paluzzi, that has come in involves a separate section for reported chats. This can be quite useful for people that are trying to find a way in which they can end up keeping some kind of a record of chats that they were forced to report.
This can also generate a lot of useful data that can help Facebook enforce its community guidelines and turn its social media platform into a much more positive space. However, some people are criticizing Facebook for prioritizing a feature that doesn’t have all that much value instead of a feature that would allow people to enable or disable message requests. This is a feature that, according to some, might be far more effective at giving users more control over the kind of experience they end up having on the platform. Still, Facebook has at least made some changes and although a lot of users might feel like these changes aren’t all that worth it the truth is that they might be a step in the right direction.

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