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- WhatsApp is set to introduce a new feature.
- WhatsApp new features allow users to send messages to another app
WhatsApp is set to introduce a new feature. The highly anticipated interoperability feature will allow users to connect and interact with people on other messaging platforms, breaking down the barriers between different services. This development is driven by the Digital Markets Act (DMA), a European Union regulation aimed at promoting competition and interoperability among digital platforms.
WhatsApp Third-Party Chat Support
WhatsApp is set to introduce a groundbreaking feature that allows users to connect and communicate with people on other messaging platforms. This means you can send and receive messages directly from WhatsApp to users on apps like Telegram, Signal, or iMessage.
Additionally, Whatsapp on several features that include the following:
- Notifications: Users will receive notifications when they have new messages from third-party apps.
- Onboarding Flow: WhatsApp will provide a simple onboarding process to guide users through the setup and configuration of third-party chat connections.
- Inbox Management: Users will have the flexibility to manage their inbox by choosing to keep third-party chats separate or combined with their main WhatsApp inbox.
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WhatsApp is actively collaborating with third-party messaging services to ensure a seamless and secure experience for users. By working together, these companies can develop standards and protocols that will facilitate interoperability and protect user privacy.
