Mark Zuckerberg ( Facebook CEO )said
900 million people now use Messenger every month, and today we’re rolling out a new feature to easily start conversations when you meet someone new.
Messenger Codes let you just pull out your phone and scan someone else’s code — it’s the new circular pattern surrounding their profile photo in Messenger settings. Messenger then starts a conversation with them. No more misspelled names or mistyped phone numbers.
As with all Facebook accounts, all Messenger accounts will now have dedicated links that people can visit to start a chat — they’ll all be located at m.me/[username]. Facebook is also rolling out what it calls Messenger Codes, which are Messenger’s equivalent to Snapchat’s snapcodes. They look pretty neat: Messenger Codes are just a series of dots and dashes circling around your profile photo. When someone scans one with their camera, it’ll presumably add that person as a contact.
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