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'Sticker' is also available on Facebook Messenger for Android

Facebook for Android sticker. © Androidpolice.com
Last week, Facebook has updated its applications known to the News Feed feature to iOS. Not only that, Facebook also provides a 'sticker' on the iOS platform.

After updating apps on iOS, Facebook apparently secretly also provide services 'sticker' is on Android.

'Sticker' here is a messenger emoticons synonymous with Asian-made, such as Line, KakaoTalk, and WeChat.

Quoted from Phone Arena (23/4), picture funny facial expressions can be found on the left side button (+).

But the 'sticker' you can enjoy if you have downloaded and installed Facebook Messenger for iOS and Android.

For your information, is rumored to feature 'sticker' is still in the experimental stage. Some options in Sticker Store sticker still free licensed. You can try to see the video demo below.
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