The only difference while snapping a picture from the camera and sending any other picture from the Internet is that in the latter one, you need to conduct an online search to pick the picture of your choice to send. On the other hand, when mobile camera is used to snap a picture, you are not needed to type related keywords in the search engine and conduct a search. You can simply switch the Messenger to the camera mode, take a snap and send it to the selected contact.
Here is how you can capture a snap on your Android smartphone and send the picture to the selected Facebook contact using Facebook Messenger:
- Turn on your Android smartphone.
- Tap the menu icon to go to the apps list.
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- From the displayed apps list, locate and tap the Messenger app icon.
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- On the Home interface that comes up, tap the View Contacts button (button with the three horizontal bulleted lines) from the top.
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- On the next interface, ensure that you are on the MESSENGER tab.
- From the displayed PEOPLE WITH MESSENGER list, tap to select the desired contact.
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- Once the target user is selected, tap the Camera icon from the bottom.
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- On the Hold send button for video, tap for photo box, tap the Camera icon from the bottom-right corner to select the rear/front camera.
- Finally, after focusing the camera to the target object, tap the Send button (arrow within a circle) to capture and send the snap to the target user.
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