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As a Facebook user, especially a Facebook Messenger user, I became annoyed with the fact that the chatheads often disappear before you can click on them and you have to exit whatever app you're on, open the app drawer and open Messenger. SOMETIMES Messenger notifications will appear in the notification bar and sometimes I'll accidentally delete the notifications including Messenger notifications and there I go again all the way to the app drawer just to open Messenger.

I've created Facebook Buddy to solve those annoying Facebook Messenger issues.

With Facebook Buddy, you can add a SHORTCUT to Facebook Messenger in your device's NOTIFICATION BAR.

This shortcut provides you QUICK and EASY ACCESS to Facebook Messenger at all times.

BEST OF ALL, Facebook Buddy will never accidentally delete from the notification bar. I know most of us have that habit of clearing the notifications and sometimes accidentally delete other notifications. Facebook Buddy will be ready for you all the time WHENEVER YOU NEED IT.

WE ALL USE FACEBOOK and Facebook Buddy just makes our days a whole lot easier.

Download Facebook Buddy today and make your life a whole lot EASIER!

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