Messenger Go for Social Media, Messages, Feed

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Messages, Text and Video Chat for Free is a free, one-stop app launcher for all of a user's social and communication needs. This app organizes all of an Android user's messaging and social apps into one central location. The app is rated for users of all ages, is free to download and use, but does feature in-app advertisements.

About Messenger Go for Social Media, Messages, Feed

What is Messenger Go for Social Media, Messages, Feed?

Messages, Text and Video Chat for Free is a free, one-stop app launcher for all of a user's social and communication needs.

This app organizes all of an Android user's messaging and social apps into one central location, allowing them to open from any screen, and provides usage stats for all messaging applications. The Messages, Text and Video Chat for Free app is rated for users of all ages, is free to download and use, but does feature in-app advertisements.

Anytime an app makes itself look like another popular app, there’s cause for concern, and the Messages, Text and Video Chat for Free does just that.

A quick look at reviews shows many users upset because they felt they were tricked, since the Messages, Text and Video Chat for Free icon looks very similar to the Facebook Messenger app, causing many users to mistakenly download the app (only to find that they had downloaded a knockoff).

Android users who like to be extremely organized may find the Messages, Text and Video Chat for Free app useful, as it functions as a type of folder for mobile devices.

Inside this app are all of a user’s social and messaging apps including WhatsApp, Facebook, WeChat, KakaoTalk, Facebook Messenger, Viber Messenger, ICQ, SMS, MMS, Yahoo Messenger, Tango Messenger, Instagram, Twitter, Telegram, Line Messenger, Kik, Skype, Slack, Snapchat, Hike Messenger, Facebook Lite, Signal Messenger.

Is Messenger Go for Social Media, Messages, Feed safe for my kids?

While the Messages, Text and Video Chat for Free app is free to use, users should be aware that they will be served pop up ads at an accelerated rate. In terms of content, this app is safe for kids, but parents will want to consider the excessive ads and permissions.

Since this is an app launcher, parents don't need to be concerned about age limits specifically for this app, though the app is used in tandem with other social media apps. We recommend that all existing social media and messaging apps already be approved by a parent before using the Messenger app to launch.

There is, however, a downside, as many users complain that the Messages, Text and Video Chat for Free app causes other applications to lag, freeze and sometimes even shut down completely.

Those users using only two or three social platforms will likely not find this app to be of any interest, but those with many social and messaging accounts may find it helpful in organizing all of their accounts in a single space.

Where parents do have cause for concern is in the permissions of the Messenger app, which unnecessarily exposes user information to yet another party; as the Messenger app is one of convenience, not a necessity, users should carefully consider whether the free app is worth the cost of another application accessing information from their device.

Parents and users should be aware that by installing the Messenger app, they are also giving access to their: