Privacy Rules of Facebook Messenger App

The privacy rules of the Facebook Messenger application regulate important issues such as how users' data is collected, processed, stored and shared. Privacy rules aim to ensure that users' personal data is safe. The confidentiality of personal data such as users' contact information, shared content and activities should be protected. Rules determine how users' data is collected, processed and stored. In this way, users can understand which data is used for what purpose. The privacy policies of the application explain how user data is shared with third parties. This lets users know with which companies or services data may be shared and for what purpose. Privacy policies specify how users are allowed to share data and how users can manage those permissions. In this way, users can control which data can be used for what purposes. An accurate and understandable privacy policy increases users' trust in the application. Users can use it more comfortably when they understand how the application uses their data.

User Blocking on Facebook Messenger

Blocking a user on Facebook Messenger means preventing that person from contacting you or seeing your content. Open the Messenger app on your device. Select the chat window of the person you want to block. Click or tap on the contact's name at the top. This will open the contact's settings menu. Inside the contact's settings, there is usually an option such as "Block Contact" or "Block". Clicking this option will open a dialog confirming blocking the person. In the dialog that opens, confirm the blocking by clicking a confirmation button such as "Block" or "Yes". When you block the person, they can no longer contact you and see your content. Remember that a person you have blocked cannot contact you, but you can communicate with them. Also, the person you blocked cannot remove you from their friend list or see their blocked status on your Facebook profile.