If someone you know is living with mental illness, reaching out can make an immense impact. It could even save a life. Checking in on them can be as simple as a phone call, a text message or a ...

Need a reassuring hug during the COVID-19 pandemic ... Facebook and its messaging app Messenger are rolling out new reactions to express caring and compassion, the company told USA TODAY exclusively.

Less than a week after Meta unveiled AI-generated stickers in its Facebook Messenger app, users are already abusing it to create awkward images of copyright-protected characters and sharing the ...

NEW YORK -- Sometimes you need a hug, and it's hard to get or give one ... and the one on the Messenger app features a pulsing heart. "We're launching new Care reactions on @facebookapp and ...

After gaining access to the new AI-generated sticker tool on Facebook Messenger, X user @Pioldes was able to create a host of inappropriate sticker images — including child soldiers, gun ...

The reaction is already rolling out to Messenger beginning today, while users on the Facebook app will start seeing the new hug emoji in the list of reactions next week. Creating a new reaction ...

If your account has been granted access to Facebook Messenger Stickers, you've likely realized they can add a bit of fun to normally mundane conversations. Instead of relying on the standard ...

Facebook is adding three new dynamic camera features to Messenger, it announced Monday. Users will be able to create and send Boomerangs, use a portrait mode, and integrate AR stickers into photos ...

These Stickers are available for free on the Messenger and Facebook apps for Android and iOS as well. However, now, there is a whole new level to wish and bufg your friends on Facebook.