Facebook Messenger Lite is now available in 150 additional countries
Facebook launched
the Messenger Lite app for Android last October, but up until this point it was
available only in a handful of countries. This version of the company's chat
app is lighter than the main Messenger (as the name implies), which means it
should run on devices that have old or just low-end hardware without a hitch.
Messenger Lite
needs less memory and processing power to operate, and it even uses less data
than the full-fledged app. The good news is that Facebook has now finally
decided to expand Messenger Lite's reach.
It's now out in 150 additional countries,
including Germany, Colombia, Italy, Vietnam, Algeria, Morocco, Nigeria, Peru,
Turkey, Japan, Taiwan and the Netherlands. So its previous focus on developing
markets only is gone. If you feel that the main Messenger app bogs down your
hardware but want to use the service anyway, Lite is the best alternative there
is. Download it from the Play Store here.
Do however note that if you use this you'll
be missing out on certain features, such as Messenger Day, the camera effects,
as well as the entire third-party dev platform. If you don't care about any of
those things, you'll be fine.
Source: gsmarena
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