Message sent and distributed

Hello,

I sent a series of messages on FB that were sent and delivered to their recipient a few days ago.

But for the past two days, the messages are just sent. And not delivered.

However, the person is online. And they are still registered as my friend (I want to clarify).

Is there a bug regarding message delivery? Is it possible that the messages are actually not "sent"?

Can someone give me an explanation (active status but message not delivered)?

Configuration: Mac OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.5) / Safari 6.2.8

1 answer

  1. Good evening

    For a message to be marked as "read," you need to click on it and not on the notifications.

    To do this, click on "home" and then in the left column on "messages," and open it by clicking on the photo :)

    Instant messaging, message read: https://www.zupimages.net/up/16/09/bg2m.jpg

    Instant messaging, message unread: https://www.zupimages.net/up/16/09/nkuz.jpg

    :)

    Knowledge grows when shared! (Socrates)
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    1. Thank you for this response.

      But the question is why this message intended for others (himself in an active status) was not distributed...
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    2. @Ridiculous28We are indeed talking about the same thing, namely instant messaging?
      How do you know it hasn't been delivered?
      I repeat that a message is considered read only when it has been opened.

      Otherwise, you can always report the issue to Fbook:
      https://www.facebook.com/help/186570224871049

      Have a nice day :)
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    3. @mamy arletteBut it has not been opened (empty circle with a cross).
      If it had been distributed, a blue circle with a white cross would have appeared.

      So, in its current state, it seems that it has not been distributed despite the person's active status.

      Why?
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    4. @Ridiculous28Can you send me a screenshot of the circles at their location, thank you?
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    5. I unfortunately can't ... without disclosing the identity of the recipient and the sender...

      but doesn't it seem as weird to you as it does to me that a sent message is not delivered even though the recipient is active...
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