Meta (META) reportedly has an internal prototype of an app for sending disappearing messages — but it isn't testing externally. Yet., according to Business Insider

Meta's development of a disappearing messages app suggests strategic innovation aimed at enhancing user engagement and privacy, likely in response to competitive pressures from other messaging platforms.

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However, the fact that it is not yet being tested externally indicates that the company is still in the exploratory phase, potentially limiting immediate market impact, but it could influence sentiment around Meta's long-term growth prospects in the social media landscape.

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