Once a Snap or chat has been received by your friend, at some point you should see the opened icon next to it. This is a hollow arrow in the same shape as the sent arrow. Received icons are squares and mean you have received one of three types of communication from a friend. Once you have opened your Snap or chat, you should see the square icon change to a hollow one.
This tells you the message has been read. Screenshot icons are warnings that someone you sent a Snap or chat to has screenshotted it. This just means someone has replayed a Snap you sent. The replay icon is standard, a circle with an arrow pointing counter-clockwise. Sent, received, and delivered are message status and tell you what has happened to your Snap or chat. They are very straightforward. However, if you login using a mobile device, other users cannot see if you are online or not and this may be the reason why Facebook messages is stuck at sent and not delivered.
The last time they have signed in or active on their account can be seen. If your friend has not logged in for a long time then chances are your message may not be delivered. Make sure that you have a stable internet connection. While Facebook cannot operate with a low connection, but it does not need a strong connection either.
So, ensure a stable connection before log in to your account. So, when messages are sent but not delivered, first try to send the messages again. Try restarting your device can be a solution to this error. When you restart your device, the messenger app will also restart. Often, logging in again can solve the problem. When they switch on their mobile, you can see a blue checkmark in a white circle. It means the message is sent, but not delivered. When the receiver reads your message, their profile picture will be there next to the message.
When the recipient reads your message, their profile picture with a little circle shows up there. Facebook is a place where we communicate and share our thoughts with our friends. And Facebook messages are the fastest way to communicate with people. But, sometimes we get confused about the difference between Facebook sent vs delivered.
If you are having an issue with the Facebook message sent and delivered, you can try the described ways above to solve it. You can also contact the Facebook help center for more help.
Sharing is caring! Share Tweet Pin. Here we cover the universal meaning of our four main terms and the simple solution for each. We aim to equip you with the tools to spot this and rectify it. At this stage, your text message has not reached the customer yet but has reached the server that delivers it to the customer.
Losing internet connection during this time will cause the text message to fail to reach the intended phone user and may result in a "failed to send" notification. Although we use an adaptive routing system, busy periods can cause congestion for mobile networks. Sometimes if it's super busy, a server might stop their service entirely. If your customer's phone is turned off, the message will fail to get through to their phone.
A message will expire after 72 hours but when the phone is switched on the SMS will go through. If the text remains in the "Sent" status and doesn't say "failed" assume it will reach your customer in due time. If after 72 hours, the SMS is still stuck on "sent", resend the text. The service provider has now received confirmation that the message has been delivered to the recipient's phone.
We then receive a signal stating that the SMS message has been delivered.
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