Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram unified messaging station can not be reached by 2020. Zuckerberg
Facebook has recently announced that it intends to combine its three messaging platforms - Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp Messenger and Instagram, but soon the merged object will become available. CEO of Menlo Park, California, Mark Zuckerberg, who announced the profit of the company Q4, said the combined system would be up to 2020. Will not be released. He said Facebook wants to move forward one of the main reasons. Integration is the ultimate-extreme coding in most of the company's products.
"I can talk about messaging and integration that we think, but first of all, we really think about it for a long time. So there is more that we need to figure out before we plan our plans. After that, of course, this is a long-term plan, which I think probably will be how we end it in 2020 or beyond, "Zuckerberg said.
Zuckerberg also shares the ideas behind Facebook's programs to connect the platforms. He noted that combining all the platforms will allow the user to move from one platform to another. He also emphasized that the need for more modern coding of the company's messaging products is a safe communication tool for users. Additionally, Zuckerberg hinted that there was an "opportunity to create a single system, like a layer like iMessage for SMS."
The New York Times report last week revealed that Facebook intends to unite its infrastructure based on its Messenger, WhatsApp and Instagram platforms. Even after integration, services will continue to operate as independent programs. The company actually wants each of these platforms to be able to use the users with other platforms. Unification allows the company to compare one customer data from one platform to another, giving more insight into what users are doing on all platforms. Facebook has confirmed programs in a media release.
The Facebook integration plan is mixed with the Irish regulator, even causing the company's plan.
According to one of the Q4's Facebook revenue revenues, the company has discovered that more than 2.7 billion people now use Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, or Messenger. The social giant has also stated that promoting major social issues facing the Internet and the company will be one of its top priorities this year.
"I can talk about messaging and integration that we think, but first of all, we really think about it for a long time. So there is more that we need to figure out before we plan our plans. After that, of course, this is a long-term plan, which I think probably will be how we end it in 2020 or beyond, "Zuckerberg said.
Zuckerberg also shares the ideas behind Facebook's programs to connect the platforms. He noted that combining all the platforms will allow the user to move from one platform to another. He also emphasized that the need for more modern coding of the company's messaging products is a safe communication tool for users. Additionally, Zuckerberg hinted that there was an "opportunity to create a single system, like a layer like iMessage for SMS."
The New York Times report last week revealed that Facebook intends to unite its infrastructure based on its Messenger, WhatsApp and Instagram platforms. Even after integration, services will continue to operate as independent programs. The company actually wants each of these platforms to be able to use the users with other platforms. Unification allows the company to compare one customer data from one platform to another, giving more insight into what users are doing on all platforms. Facebook has confirmed programs in a media release.
The Facebook integration plan is mixed with the Irish regulator, even causing the company's plan.
According to one of the Q4's Facebook revenue revenues, the company has discovered that more than 2.7 billion people now use Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, or Messenger. The social giant has also stated that promoting major social issues facing the Internet and the company will be one of its top priorities this year.
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