My girlfriend's Messenger in Facebook has a message that contains photos but has "just you" next to it instead of the person's name. I didn't open the message but could see that it contained 24 pictures. Why would it have this name or phrase next to it?
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Have you check what is the person name written in profile?– serenesatCommented Jun 24, 2017 at 5:46
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It's no name..where the name should be, it says "just you"– George sampsonCommented Jun 24, 2017 at 8:30
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where the name should be, it says "just you" ..ok, and name in the profile is not "just you"? correct?– serenesatCommented Jun 24, 2017 at 8:44
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Correct. There us no name just the phase "just You". Where the name usually is.– George sampsonCommented Jun 24, 2017 at 9:12
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"Just You" means that someone has messaged themselves in a chat conversation. It can be used to keep things for reference.
I used to message myself on Facebook to send links to my computer from my iPod Touch, but apparently your girlfriend used it to share pictures with herself.
Just You means exactly what is says. You can message this "Just You" and the messages will be kept between you and that account. Uhmm.. basically its your own account that you can message.
