WhatsApp will soon allow messaging to other apps. How will it work?

WhatsApp will soon allow messaging to other apps. How will it work?

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WhatsApp will soon offer an option that its users have been asking for for years: the possibility of sending messages to other applications… although there are some things in the fine print that are important to consider.

The first thing is that the new features are not the result of WhatsApp's goodness, but rather of a need to comply with a series of Croatia WhatsApp Number List requirements that were imposed by the authorities in the European Union , which are now requiring applications to provide interoperability options to messaging apps.



For this very reason, this new batch of features will initially only be available to users in the European Union. There is no confirmation that the feature will be coming to other regions, but it seems unlikely without pressure from some regulation that forces the social network to offer this option.

How can WhatsApp messages work with other apps?
Simply put, what WhatsApp will now offer to other apps is the ability to use its own security protocol so that they can WhatsApp Number Database connect with its app (although it has also promised to accept other protocols if they prove to be just as secure).

Along with the announcement, WhatsApp also presented its vision of how the app's interface will look when messaging other apps. Under the motto of 'easy to find and easy to use', the idea is that users will be able to include messages from WhatsApp and other apps within the same chat or keep them separate.



WhatsApp also promised to integrate new notifications that will inform users when a new messaging app is available for sending messages. It also said that the idea is that when the option is launched, people will be able to use functions such as reactions or direct messages. The company also promised to integrate group video and calls with third-party apps by.