MSN Messenger Service 3.6

MSN Messenger Service was a messaging platform developed and operated by MSN Messenger Service, a subsidiary of Microsoft Corporation. It allowed users to communicate with each other in real-time through the use of text-based messages.

Users could create a personal profile, complete with profile picture, status messages, and other personal information. They could also add friends to their contact lists, and send and receive messages and files.

The platform supported both one-on-one messaging and group chats, and enabled users to send a variety of multimedia content such as photos, videos, and voice recordings. Emojis and stickers were also available to help users express their emotions.

The service was available for free and gained a massive following in the early 2000s. However, it was eventually discontinued in favor of newer messaging platforms like Skype and Microsoft Teams.

• Users could create a personal profile
• Add friends to their contact lists
• Send and receive messages and files
• Supported both one-on-one messaging and group chats
• Enabled users to send multimedia content such as photos, videos, and voice recordings
• Emojis and stickers were also available to help users express their emotions
• The platform was discontinued in favor of newer messaging platforms