According to new rumors that appeared all over the internet, Facebook Messenger will be included to up to twenty different services from other companies. Until now, there is no information regarding what partners Facebook Messenger will have and which one will offer its services to strengthen and improve this instant messaging service. However, what’s clear is that soon enough, we will most likely see other companies with their own direct access to Facebook’s messaging service.
There are high chances that in short time we will see some very similar applications to WhatsApp, even if it will be difficult for new applications to catch up with this application.
Let’s not forget that, currently, WhatsApp has over 700 million ACTIVE users and this was in January 2015. The new Voice Calling feature that WhatsApp’s developers are currently working on will most likely attract even more users. This new feature was tested by some lucky members that got either selected or invited by the ones who were selected. However, now, this feature is disabled, which means that the developers are most likely preparing to release it officially for the public.
On the other side, Facebook Messenger is used by everyone who has a Facebook account and has the installation installed on their smartphones. The Facebook Messenger app facilitates communication on smartphones, being used only for chatting.
WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger are two of the most used applications out there and we’re pretty sure that they will remain this way for quite a while. And if the developers will get the WhatsApp to the next level by adding the Video Calling feature, we’re sure that this will make more users to join this awesome application.
WhatsApp Messenger and Facebook Messenger Free Download In Third Party Apps
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It seems that WhatsApp is not going to allow more third party applications to use its instant messaging service to reach many users. However, when it comes to Facebook, the company that currently owns WhatsApp, will allow third party applications to use their Facebook Messenger sometime soon.
