Come faccio a togliere il lucchetto da Messenger?
It’s easy to remove a secret conversation on Messenger from your device. Here’s how:
- Tap your profile picture in the top left corner of the Chat section.
- Click on Privacy, then select Secret Conversations.
- Choose Remove from the menu.
Here’s how you can check if a message has been sent on Android:
- Tap on Advanced.
- Enable the toggle switch for Receive SMS Delivery Confirmations.
- After sending each SMS, you will receive a delivery report.
The green dot next to the camera icon indicates that the person is available for a video call and has the necessary device to do so. It may confuse people when they see it for the first time or make them lose understanding.
Removing the green dot from Messenger is as easy as this:
- Access Messenger on your phone.
- Tap your profile picture in the top left corner.
- Choose Active Status.
- Toggle off Show when you’re active.
- Confirm by pressing Disable.
- The green dot will be completely removed.
Here’s how you can compare Messenger keys:
- Start a secret conversation with someone.
- Click on their name at the top.
- To view the keys, tap on the device keys.
Facebook Messenger users can send messages, photos, videos, and other content that can disappear after a certain period of time or after leaving the conversation, after reading the messages, using Vanish mode, or temporary messages.
If there is a single gray checkmark, it means the message has been sent and cannot be deleted. If you delete it, it will still be delivered to the recipient but will not be removed from the chat history.
If WhatsApp messages are not sending and you have confirmed that your phone is connected to the internet, here are some other things you can try:
- Restart your phone.
- Check if your number has been blocked by the contact you’re sending messages to.
If you’re not having issues with the chat and continue to see messages sent from Messenger that haven’t been delivered, it’s likely that your device is not connected to the internet, either via Wi-Fi or cellular data (3G, 4G, or other options). It could be your device or the recipient’s. Alternatively, it indicates that you have been blocked.