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Facebook has launched Messenger Lite, a slimmed down version of its mobile messaging app that’s optimized for use on basic Android devices and slow connections. The company hopes the app will make it easier for people in developing countries to enjoy its messaging service more easily than the original version. Messenger Lite comes in at under 10MB, while offering core features like sending text, photos and links. Users can receive stickers, but won’t be able to download and share them through this app. Messenger Lite complements Facebook Lite, which is a basic version of the social network’s mobile app that…

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