[Courtesy of Naver]
The Messenger app is now one of the most frequently used apps in the world. It is popular for quick messaging, but users sometimes face an unwanted situation when a wrong message is sent.
Naver provided a solution with a message retrieval feature included in its messenger app "Line" on Friday. The South Korean web service company plans to start its service next month.
When a wrong message was sent, users can delete it with a touch of their fingertip, although the message retrieval service will be available just for one day, Naver said.
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Park Sae-jin
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