What do the symbols mean on Facebook chat?

: A blue circle means that your message is sending. : A blue circle with a check means that your message has been sent. : A filled-in blue circle with a check means that your message has been delivered. : A small version of your friend or contact’s photo will pop up below the message when they’ve read it.

What are the icons on Facebook Messenger?

What do the Facebook Messenger symbols mean?

  • Open Blue Circle. An open blue circle means that your message is in the process of sending.
  • Open Blue Circle + Check Mark. An open blue circle with a check mark shows that your message has been sent.
  • Filled Blue Circle + Check Mark.
  • Red Triangle.

How do I know if someone has ignored me on messenger?

To do so, message the person from your account and at the same time, ask someone else to message that person. Keep a check on the delivery icon for both accounts. If the other person’s delivery icon changes from Sent to Delivered and yours is still showing Sent, it means they have Ignored you.

What does the floating icon mean on messenger?

Bubbles let you read and reply to messages while you’re using other apps. A bubble (a circle with your friend’s picture) will pop up when you get a new message. To view and reply to the message without leaving the screen you’re on, just tap the bubble.

What’s the difference between Block and ignore on Messenger?

In Messenger, instead of blocking someone, you can tap on a message to ignore the conversation. This disables notifications and moves the conversation from your inbox to your Filtered Messages folder. You can read messages in the conversation without the sender seeing if they’ve been read.

What does a GREY circle with a white check mark mean on Messenger?

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Filled Grey Circle with a White Tick This is the icon, on Facebook Messenger that shows your message has been delivered to the other end. However, you must understand that the word ‘delivered’ here, does not necessarily mean that the recipient has ‘read’ the message.