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WhatsApp is about to implement a revolutionary change that will change how users communicate. In an attempt to adapt to new EU regulations and encourage more competition in the sector, the app will allow interoperability with other messaging platforms.
by: Tennessee
This means that for the first time, users will be able to read and send messages from different apps, such as Telegram, without having to leave the platform.
This change represents a major advancement in the way users interact across different messaging platforms, expanding communication options and making WhatsApp more versatile in an ever-evolving digital environment.
There are two main factors driving this revolutionary change. First, Meta, WhatsApp’s parent company, has been appointed a gatekeeper under the European Union’s Digital Markets Act, which requires big tech companies to facilitate data portability and interoperability between their platforms. That means you must open up your messaging services to other platforms within six months.
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