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If you've ever used Facebook Messenger to send a message to a friend, you've likely seen a small check mark icon next to the message you sent.
These checkmark marks, while unimportant, do provide some information about the progress of the Messenger messages you send. Are you curious as to what each of these checkmark icons represents? Find out by reading on.
The checkmark symbols that appear on Messenger after a message has been sent aren't just random symbols. They are icons that Messenger utilizes as part of a bigger set of message indicators to let you know the current state of a message you've sent. One of the following statuses could apply to these:
However, not all of these statuses in Facebook Messenger are indicated by checkmark icons. Among these, only two are. We'll go through all of the icons, including the check mark icons, that are used to denote the aforementioned statuses in the following section.
Please take note that each of the icons below may come in colors other than blue and white. White and purple are possible as well. or perhaps black and white. Due to the fact that Facebook's own Help Center guide on the subject now lists the color blue, we addressed it below.
We're still processing your message. It continues to send. This indicates that Messenger hasn't yet gotten your message.
Officially, the communication is deemed "sent," although it hasn't been transmitted. Furthermore, there is a distinction between the two. "Sent" just indicates that Messenger has received your message and is delivering it to your friend. Furthermore, the term "delivered" indicates that your friend has received the message but has not yet opened it.
This is the icon that means your message has been successfully delivered to your friend. Your message is now sitting in your friend’s Messenger inbox waiting to be read.
Then that means your friend has viewed your message.
Congrats! Your Facebook Messenger message was sent, delivered, and viewed successfully!
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