Messenger Lite 120.0.0.1.118 for Android

Messenger Lite is an official client developed by Facebook for the well-known instant messaging service. The biggest advantage is that this client takes up much less space than the standard version, taking up just under 10 megabytes. This makes it lighter, which means it can run seamlessly on older devices with earlier versions of Android.

The app is official, so it has almost all the same features as the original chat service, allowing you to talk to your friends individually or in groups by sending and receiving text, pictures, videos and stickers.

The difference between this client and the informal ones you can find on the internet is that Messenger Lite can run in the background and send alerts for messages from your friends, such as triggering vibrations or illuminating the device screen when there is any activity. In practice, it has the same capabilities as the original customer without taking up so much space and consuming so many resources, which is why Facebook applications are generally known.

Messenger Lite is a fantastic alternative for the official Facebook client. It is especially useful in countries where wireless connections struggle with the huge amount of data required to execute the official client. It is also compatible with a large number of devices and older versions of Android (already 2.3 Gingerbread), although you can of course use it regardless of your case.

Many of the transition applications we use in our smartphones are starting to get out of terms of consuming their resources. In many cases, even medium-range devices cannot operate the memory-absorbing balloon. Hence the proliferation of Lite applications (formal and informal) these days, all have been created to offer the same main features as their original counterparts, but massively reduce RAM usage and space on the device. Here are some of the most popular and efficient ones available (plus a tool for creating your own lite applications as a bonus).

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