To delete a reaction in messenger, first, open the conversation in which the reaction was sent. Next, hover your cursor over the reaction and click on the “x” that appears in the top-right corner of the reaction.

Yes, people can see if you remove reaction on messenger. If you remove a reaction, the other person will see a message that says “Removed reaction.

There is no clear way to delete reactions on Facebook 2021. However, you can delete the comment that you posted along with the reaction.

There is no way to get rid of the reaction button on Facebook. It is a part of the site’s design and cannot be removed.

There’s no sure way to know for certain if someone is checking your Messenger, but there are some telltale signs that they might be. If you notice that your phone is constantly lighting up with notifications, even when you’re not actively using the app, it’s likely that someone is trying to get in touch with you. Additionally, if you see that your friend has been online recently but hasn’t responded to any of your messages, they might be busy and not actually checking their phone.

If you don’t want the thumbs-up emoji on Facebook Messenger, there is a way to get rid of it. First, open Messenger and go to Settings. Then, scroll down and uncheck the “Thumbs up for messages” box.

There is no sure way to know for certain if someone is checking your Facebook Messenger, but there are a few things you can do to try and find out. One thing you can do is check your Facebook Messenger activity log. This log will show you all of the people who have sent you messages and all of the messages that you have sent. If you see a name that you don’t recognize on this list, it’s likely that they have been checking your messages.

There is no one definitive way to remove people’s reactions from Facebook photos. Some methods include deleting the photo, editing the photo, or untagging the photo.

A GREY circle with a check mark means that the message has been sent and delivered.

A GREY check mark on Messenger usually means that the message has been sent, but the other person has not yet read it.