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You'll have to log out of Messenger on your iPad using the main Facebook app.
The Facebook app on your iPad gives you access to most of the features you'd enjoy when using the social media platform on a computer: viewing friends' posts and pictures, adding your own photos and videos, updating your status, and more.
However, one thing the Facebook app does not allow is ready use of Facebook Messenger.
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But you can't simply log out of Messenger using the Messenger app - for that, you need to go back into the main Facebook app and follow these steps.
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How to log out of Messenger on your iPad
1. From the home page of the Facebook app on your iPad, tap the three parallel lines at the bottom right corner of the page.
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Select the "Menu" option in the bottom right.
2. Scroll down and then tap the "Settings & Privacy" tab.
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Select Settings & Privacy.
Tap "Settings" from the new dropdown menu.
4. Tap "Security and Login" under the "Security" section on the next page.
5. Beside "Where you're logged in," tap the words "See More."
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See the devices that you're logged into here.
6. Identify the iPad on which the Messenger app is active (look for the word "Messenger") and tap the three vertical dots.
7. Tap the "Log Out" button that appears.
Now head back to the Messenger app, and you should be prompted to log in, proving that you successfully logged out.
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