Facebook will no longer show you 'now connected on Messenger' alerts

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ANI California [United States]
Last Updated : Jun 08 2018 | 4:55 PM IST

The next time you become friends with someone on Facebook, you will no longer see the annoying 'You Are Now Connected On Messenger' alert.

The company has realised it was being too pushy when it sent alerts for new friends joining your list. Facebook said that it is working to make these notifications more useful and send fewer of them, TechCrunch has reported.

It will use machine learning to understand which user does not like the alerts and based on past behaviour will stop sending some of them.

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First Published: Jun 08 2018 | 4:55 PM IST

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