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How to Add Anyone to Facebook Messenger

By Matthew Lynch
June 11, 2023
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Facebook Messenger is one of the most popular messaging apps that allow users to communicate with their friends and family quickly and easily. Once you have connected with your friends on Facebook, it’s easy to add them to Messenger. In this article, we will guide you through the steps to add anyone to Facebook Messenger.

Step 1: Download Facebook Messenger

Before you can use Facebook Messenger, you need to download the app. The Messenger app is available for free on iOS and Android devices. Go to the Apple App Store or Google Play Store, search for “Facebook Messenger,” and download the app.

Step 2: Sign in to Facebook account

Once you have downloaded the Messenger app, open it, and sign in to your Facebook account with your email and password.

Step 3: Search for friends

Once you have signed in, you need to search for your friends who are already on Facebook. To do this, tap on the search bar at the top of the screen and type your friend’s name. You can also search for their email address or phone number if you have it.

Step 4: Add your friend to Messenger

Once you have found your friend in search results, click on their profile to open it. On the profile screen, you will see a “message” button. Clicking on this button will start a conversation with that friend on Messenger.

If the “message” button is not available on their profile, it means that they have not opted to use Messenger. You can invite them to use Messenger by tapping on “invite” and sending them an invitation.

Step 5: Make a Group Chat

If you want to chat with multiple friends, you can create a group chat on Messenger. To create a group chat, tap on the “new message” icon in the upper right corner of the screen. Then click on “create group,” select the friends you want to add to the group, and create a group name.

Step 6. Customize Notifications

By default, Messenger sends notifications every time someone messages you. If you want to customize your notification settings, you can do so by tapping on your profile picture in the upper left corner.

From there, tap settings, then notifications. Here, you can customize notifications for messages, calls, and other functions.

In conclusion, adding anyone to your Facebook Messenger is an easy process. By following the steps provided in this article, you can connect with your family and friends quickly and easily on Messenger. Now that you know how to add anyone to Messenger, go ahead and expand your network, and enjoy the benefits of using Messenger to chat with your loved ones.

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