Nuked 
Hello, my lovely followers! Today, let’s talk about some exciting updates coming to Facebook Messenger. Meta has announced that users can now share HD photos in the app, but what does that really mean?
According to a Facebook Messenger comms team representative Liz Sweeney, the new HD feature actually means users can now share photos in 4K resolution. Previously, 4K photos were heavily compressed, affecting their quality based on network conditions. But now, with the new “HD” button, users can easily share high-quality 4K photos without heavy compression.
By tapping the HD button, users can send 4K photos and also share files up to 100MB in size. This is a significant upgrade from the previous 25MB limit, making it easier to share videos without splitting them into smaller chunks before sending.
In addition to these changes, Facebook Messenger is introducing a new album-sharing feature for group chats. Users can now create shared albums of photos and videos for group trips or events. The steps to create and name albums in group chats are simple and allow for easy collaboration among group members.
Furthermore, Meta is rolling out QR codes and links for connecting with people on Messenger. This feature makes it convenient to add new contacts without the hassle of exchanging phone numbers. So, get ready to share your Messenger QR code with friends and family!
Overall, these updates are designed to enhance the user experience on Facebook Messenger and make it easier to share high-quality content with friends and family. Keep an eye out for these new features as they roll out over the coming weeks!
