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Facebook Messenger Lite Launches in the US, Canada, UK, and Ireland: A Boon for Slow Internet Speeds

Theresa Casimir by Theresa Casimir
October 4, 2017
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If you find yourself in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom or Ireland, struggling with slower than average internet speeds yet longing for an app which matches the utility of its full-featured counterpart, look no further. Facebook Messenger Lite, specifically designed to function effectively even in slower network areas, has you covered. Wherever you reside, no matter the speed of your internet, you can still keep connected with the world at large.

A Facebook spokesman revealed to tech news site TechCrunch their excitement behind this expansion, stating, “We’re thrilled to bring Messenger Lite to Android users in four new markets: Canada, Ireland, the UK and the US.” Facebook Messenger Lite is not just another addition to an application but is a standalone entity, custom-built to enable social media interaction without the hindrance of weak internet service. The app has already been launched in over 100 countries, with plans to continue adding more territories to the roster.

Released in October 2016, Facebook Messenger Lite is solely available for Android users currently, with less than a 10MB footprint to download. Mirroring the core features of its predecessor, it allows sending and receiving of photos, links, and stickers. However, the Lite version doesn’t include some advanced features such as selfie lenses and Messenger Day.

Tom Mulcahy, the Engineering Manager for Messenger Lite, shed some light on the rationale behind the creation of this app. In a blog post, he stated that “With over 1 billion people using Messenger every month globally from a variety of mobile devices on networks of varying speed and reliability, Messenger Lite allows more people to stay linked, despite network conditions or storage limitations on their Android devices.”

In a nutshell, Facebook Messenger Lite serves as a remarkable solution for those hampered by low-speed internet service. No longer will slower internet hinder your ability to connect with friends and family on your Android device. Make repeat frustrations with poor internet coverage a thing of the past and embark on an unhindered digital journey.

Ready to explore a world where limited internet speed doesn’t restrict your connectivity? Download Facebook Messenger Lite today and start a seamless digital experience.

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