Since the launch of WhatsApp Business in January 2018, more than 5 million businesses have started using the platform “to support customers, grow their businesses, and serve their communities all over the world,” according to WhatsApp. People use WhatsApp to communicate with friends and family, get updates from community organizations, and - increasingly - to connect with brands and businesses.
We recently reported that a new leak suggested that users would be able to transfer WhatsApp chats between Android and iPhone, although it is equally unclear when that feature will arrive.With more than 2 billion users across 180 countries, WhatsApp is the most popular messaging app in the world and the messaging market leader in all but 25 of the world’s countries - outperforming competitors Facebook Messenger and WeChat. It seems unlikely that Facebook will roll out true cross-platform chatting between WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger users in the near future, while the company's work towards bringing cross-device messaging on multiple devices is also currently ongoing. Read more: How to use Vanish Mode on Instagram and Facebook Messenger The chat interface looks exactly like Facebook and sports a small WhatsApp logo on the Chat Bubbles interface to denote that the chat is with a WhatsApp user. What Paluzzi found was that while you can't chat with another WhatsApp user at the moment, Facebook already appears to have the interface ready to allow someone who uses Messenger but doesn't have WhatsAppm to talk to someone who only uses the latter on their phone. Here's what a chat between a WhatsApp user and a Facebook Messenger user could look like, according to Paluzzi.
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