Facebook borrows Snapchat’s inspiring stories feature for messenger, calls it ‘Messenger Day’

Facebook has borrowed yet one more feature from rival Snap chat. After launching the ‘Stories’ feature on Instagram back in August, the social network has currently borrowed an equivalent for its messenger service. However, the new messenger update isn’t available worldwide simply nevertheless.  Facebook is understood to be testing the feature only in Republic of Poland, a rustic where Snap chat enjoys restricted quality.

Called messenger Day, the new upgraded feature will show stories from you and your Facebook friends right top of the messenger app, similar to Instagram Stories. Stories posted using messenger Day can expire in twenty-four hours. Users will be able to scribble on photos, use filters and stickers, similar to Snap chat and Instagram.

Speaking to Tech Crunch, a Facebook proponent same, “We understand that folks come back to a messenger to share everyday moments with friends and family. In the European nation, we have a tendency to square measure running a little test of latest ways in which for individuals to share those updates visually. we’ve  got nothing additional to announce at this time.”