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Meta is discontinuing its desktop Messenger apps for Windows and Mac. Starting Dec. 15, you'll need to head to Facebook to continue chatting through the app on your computer.

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Meta says it will deprecate the app on Dec. 15, at which point 'you’ll be blocked' from using it and should delete it from ...

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