Facebook Messenger started testing the feature to help you "retract" the message if miss or send someone wrong

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If you have "confessed" the wrong person or send the wrong phone number, bank account on Facebook is now has a tool that allows you to "retract" the message easily.
Facebook is testing a new feature called Unsend, which allows users to quickly retract messages sent to other users. Previously, users had only one option to delete the messages displayed on their Messenger account, while the recipient of the message would still store the message.
According to  TechCrunch , the feature came from an incident that occurred in April. When it was discovered that Facebook had quietly removed some of the user's reply message to boss Mark Zuckerberg.
Critically accused of abuse of power, Facebook later announced it would soon develop a feature that allows users to delete messages from the chat.

Now, after six months of promising, the first leaked images of the Unsend feature are being tested. Of course, the feature is not yet available to all Facebook Messenger users.
According to photo sharing of Facebook account Jane Manchun Wong, she has discovered the Unsend feature appears on the Messenger app on Android.
In particular, the Unsend Message option will appear as a pop-up next to the traditional Delete Message option. To display this pop-up, you need to press and hold on the sent message. Facebook then sends a confirmation window to make sure you want to delete this message on both accounts.
However, according to sources leaked, this feature is similar to Undo Send on Gmail, which will only allow deleted messages have been sent in a certain time but it is not clear how much.
In addition to the Unsend feature, you can also use the secret conversation function to send a self-destruct message without leaving a trace.
Hope Facebook will soon perfect this feature so that all users can timely delete the unwanted messages due to false or misspelled.

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