“Now people who use Messenger Lite can have the same rich and expressive face-to-face conversations as those who use the core Messenger app, no matter which technology they use or have access to.”
In 2017, there were 17 billion video chats in Messenger, twice as many video chats compared to 2016,” Facebook continued. “Video chats are incredibly popular for people who use the Messenger core app. You can also switch from an audio call to a video call midway through a conversation, by tapping the video call icon that appears in the bottom-right of the screen. To make a video call on Messenger Lite, all you need to do is open a new or existing conversation and tap the video call icon in the top-right corner of the screen. “Chatting face-to-face live is perfect for those moments when you want to see and hear the voices of people you care about most – whether you’re wishing someone a happy birthday, you have some great news to share, or you spontaneously want to catch up on the day.” “Video chats are an expected and essential part of everyday communication in today’s messaging experience,” said Facebook. The addition of video chat functionality could make it even more popular. Though Messenger Lite was originally designed for Facebook users with old phones and unreliable internet connectivity, many people prefer it to the full-blown version of Messenger. It also uses up less storage space and chomps through less data. It offers the standard Messenger app’s core features, such as the ability to message and call your Facebook friends, but leaves out the bloat that most users don’t need, such as games and Stories.
Messenger Lite is a slimmed down version of Messenger. Facebook has added video chat functionality to Messenger Lite, making it the perfect alternative to the regular version of Messenger.
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