WhatsApp plans to make the app work with Telegram, Signal and others
WhatsApp plans to make the app work with Telegram, Signal and others
WhatsApp's parent company, Meta, must open its platform to others within six months under the Digital Markets Act. WhatsApp plans to become interoperable with other messaging apps, allowing users to communicate with one another through third-party apps. WhatsApp will require messaging services to use the Signal Protocol for encrypting messages.
WhatsApp's parent company, Meta, must open its platform to others within six months under the Digital Markets Act. WhatsApp plans to become interoperable with other messaging apps, allowing users to communicate with one another through third-party apps. WhatsApp will require messaging services to use the Signal Protocol for encrypting messages.
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WhatsApp's parent company, Meta, must open its platform to others within six months under the Digital Markets Act. WhatsApp plans to become interoperable with other messaging apps, allowing users to communicate with one another through third-party apps. WhatsApp will require messaging services to use the Signal Protocol for encrypting messages. 
