Facebook already has its Lite version, too Twitter released Lite version. Although Facebook Messenger Lite, the reduced version of the social network chat, has already existed for a few months, now you can download it in Spain To save space on your Android mobile phone: occupies ten times less than the classic version.
Messenger Lite has been around for a year but only worked, so far, in five countries. Today Facebook announced that it is expanding the application to more than 150 countries. Among them, Spain. The Facebook chat Lite app takes up ten times less than the normal app. It occupies only 10 MB so its installation is quick and easy and it takes up practically no space on the phone. The new app launched in Spain will allow Messenger to be installed on phones with less storage or a more basic range without slowing it down due to a full memory.
The functions that you can use in the Lite version of Messenger are not the same as in the classic version. There will be no bubbles, you will not be able to send GIF images, you will not be able to communicate with chatbots and you will not be able to make calls or video calls through this new app. You will not be able to access the Messenger camera or the new Messenger day, the ephemeral content system that Facebook launched a few months ago in its chat.
It is a much simpler interface, simpler and suitable for any phone, including those with lower-end specifications or that are old and no longer support the heavy updates of some apps. Messenger Lite It will simply serve to communicate with your contacts through Facebook, chat with them. Although, yes, you can send images, voice notes and the famous stickers.
An application that comes to meet a need but without ornaments: chat with people with whom you can only communicate through Messenger or simply have it installed in case you are away from home, someone uses that app to talk to you and you want to know what they have said. In addition to Spain, the app reaches Germany, Colombia, Italy or Japan, among 150 other countries that will continue to add users to an app that already has more than one billion users worldwide.
