
Facebook Messenger
Meta's messenger for chatting and calling your Facebook friends, with encrypted personal chats.
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About Facebook Messenger
Messenger is the chat app tied to Facebook accounts. It is the easiest way to reach people you know through Facebook when you don't have their phone number, and it covers text, voice notes, voice and video calls, group chats, shared photo albums, games and Meta AI. Personal chats and calls are now end-to-end encrypted by default, a change Meta finished rolling out after years on an opt-in basis. Business pages also use it heavily for customer messages. The app is free and supported by Meta's wider advertising business. It runs on Android and iPhone; Meta has wound down the separate desktop apps and the standalone messenger.com chat site, so on a computer you now chat through Facebook in a browser. It is a reasonable choice if your social circle lives on Facebook, but people trying to reduce how much Meta knows about them, or who have left Facebook, generally move to Signal or Telegram.
Best for: People whose friends and family mainly keep in touch through Facebook.
Pros and cons
What works
- Reach Facebook contacts without swapping phone numbers
- Personal chats and calls are encrypted by default
- Shared albums, games and group video calls built in
Why people leave
- Tied to a Facebook account and Meta's data collection
- Desktop apps have been retired
- Cluttered with AI features and business messages
Top Facebook Messenger alternatives
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WhatsApp66.5Meta's phone-number messenger, more common for family chats outside the US.
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Signal62.6Encrypted by default with almost no metadata, and no Facebook account involved.
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Telegram59.6Usernames instead of a Facebook profile, plus desktop and web apps that sync instantly.
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Apple Messages (iMessage)57.2If your friends are on iPhones, Apple's built-in app needs no extra account at all.
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Snapchat55.3A camera-first messenger that many younger users prefer for casual chats.
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Facebook Messenger: common questions
Is Facebook Messenger free?
Yes, Facebook Messenger is free to use.
Is Facebook Messenger open source?
No, Facebook Messenger is not open source. Open-source alternatives include Signal.
What platforms does Facebook Messenger run on?
Facebook Messenger is available for Web, iOS and Android.
What are the best alternatives to Facebook Messenger?
The highest-ranked Facebook Messenger alternatives right now are WhatsApp, Signal and Telegram. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.