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Facebook for BlackBerry legacy devices updated in Beta Zone, can now mention tagging in status posts

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Facebook for BlackBerry legacy devices has updated in the Beta Zone to version 4.3.0.6, this update brings a much requested feature, adding the ability to mention tagging in status posts.

Small change log but a nice feature for legacy device users. Head on over to the BlackBerry Beta Zone to pick up the update, let us know in the comments below how it works for you.

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