Facebook is copying even further Snapchat features

As it stated in Facebook is this time testing a version of a similar feature in Messenger, the firm approved with Mashable. pic.twitter.com/B2TSlXyDQv — status (@CaseSandberg) November 22, 2017A spokesperson for Facebook Messenger approved the analisis telling it was a way to "to see at a glance fun realities about the people you message with." pic.twitter.com/leDRemkSR3 — status (@CaseSandberg) November 22, 2017Though Facebook is positioning the feature as way to see "fun facts" about friends, it's too yet another, rather blatant, ripoff of a Snapchat feature with the same name. Facebook Messenger this time has streaks??? Hmmm could they not — Caitlin Barlow (@cbarlowgroome) November 22, 2017Now, it looks like Messenger is looking to see if it could capitalize on some of which engagement with putting a similar feature in Messenger.

Facebook is copying even further Snapchat features

Interestingly enough, the success of Snapchat, if anything, served as a powerful motivator for Facebook. Indeed, Facebook over the past few years hasn't exactly been shy about liberally borrowing some of Snapchat's further distinguishing features and incorporating them into Facebook and Instagram. These days, Facebook is as powerful as ever and boasts 2.07 bn every 30 days active users. Facebook approved which it was testing the feature in a statement provided to Mashable earlier today. A Twitter consumer posted a screenshot of what Facebook's streak feature currently looks like.

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