HOW TO VIEW THE HIDDEN INBOX FOLDER ON FACEBOOK

This was how you could view unread messages sometimes back. In a recent update, Facebook has silently added a third inbox folder which is sort of an extension to the second inbox i.e Message requests. This new hidden inbox extension stores all the messages from people who are not connected with you or the people in your friendlist. So basically, Facebook filters all the messages that it thinks to be spam into this inbox extension.While this might seem as a good move from Facebook. But in reality this has outraged many basic Facebook users. Simply because, the fact that there is a hidden inbox might not go well with all, when you think about all the messages and opportunities that one might have missed on.

So naturally, when people began to discover about the hidden inbox extension, they were outraged to see all the important messages that they had missed on during the past year. Same was the case with me. 90% of the messages that were filtered in the hidden inbox were from real people who were trying to contact me. I feel sorry for not responding to their messages, but it’s too late to do that now.

But it’s better late than never. Now that you know about the hidden inbox extension, you can keep an eye on it, so you don’t miss on any more messages and opportunities in the future. Here’s how you can view the hidden message requests extension on Facebook for Web, Android and iOS.

How to view the Hidden Message Requests Inbox on Facebook for Web.

• Step 1: Login to your Facebook account and click on the Messages icon.
• Step 2: Click on the Messages Requests option just besides Recent messages.
• Step 3: Scroll to the bottom of the messages and click on See filtered requests.

There you go, you can now view all the messages that you have received from people who are not connected with you or the people in your friendlist.

How to view the Hidden Message Requests Inbox on Facebook for Android and iOS.

• Step 1: Open the Facebook Messenger App.
• Step 2: Tap on the Settings ( cog ) icon.

• Step 3: Tap on People.

• Step 4: Tap on Message Requests.

• Step 5: tap on SEE FILTERED REQUESTS at the bottom of the message list.

There you go, you can now see a list of all the messages you have received from people who are not connected with your or the people in your friendlist. The process is same for iOS devices.

This article shows how important it is to stay updated with all the important changes made to the services that we make use in our day to day life.

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