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−	{{initial|F}}acebook Messenger is an instant messaging tool implicated through Facebook. It is a part of Facebook but now requires its own separate app in order to use. There are many  other messaging applications competing with Facebook Messenger. Facebook Messenger has started incorporating different tools such as the microphone and location sharing that are causing privacy concerns from users. [[File:Facebook_Messenger.png	+	{{initial|F}}acebook Messenger is an instant messaging tool implicated through Facebook. It is a part of Facebook but now requires its own separate app in order to use. There are many  other messaging applications competing with Facebook Messenger. Facebook Messenger has [[File:Facebook_Messenger.png|thumb|375px|right|The two different apps required to use Facebook Messenger.]]started incorporating different tools such as the microphone and location sharing that are causing privacy concerns from users.
−	|thumb|375px|right|The two different apps required to use Facebook Messenger.]]	+
	==What is it==		==What is it==

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acebook Messenger is an instant messaging tool implicated through Facebook. It is a part of Facebook but now requires its own separate app in order to use. There are many other messaging applications competing with Facebook Messenger. Facebook Messenger has started incorporating different tools such as the microphone and location sharing that are causing privacy concerns from users.

What is it

Competitors

Ethical concerns (Privacy)

Microphone

Location Sharing

References