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| Facebook officially announced the integration of Messenger and Instagram messaging |
Facebook announced, on Wednesday, that it will use the Messenger service in its Instagram app to share photos and videos. This is the first step in his plan to link messages between his apps.
With this step, users in each section can find the video call from the contact on the other end, send them a message and stop them without downloading two apps.
It also offers some features like: For example: Emojis and custom themes. This is the main content of Messenger, but not yet in the main messaging service of Instagram, and new features are also being introduced, such as: for example masking messages.
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If the user accepts the update, the Instagram message icon will change to the Messenger logo. Like Messenger, Instagram users who are unable to re-post messages can do so with a maximum of five people at a time.
Messenger Director Stan Chudnovsky said, “In this exercise, we are supposed to build the app once and then run the entire app so we don't have to repeat the same thing over and over. The first release will be released today (Wednesday) in several future releases for the given country / region. It will be released worldwide soon.
Facebook Chairman Mark Zuckerberg (Mark Zuckerberg) announced his first vision at the beginning of last year to integrate messaging functions across apps. Ultimately, the company wants to integrate WhatsApp into Messenger and Instagram and extend full encryption to all three services.
The move is likely to be reflected in the antitrust review of Facebook's acquisition of Instagram and WhatsApp, which has been the subject of several investigations. Antitrust experts fear the combination of services will make it difficult for regulators to terminate the company.
Chudnovsky said that in addition to the content already shared, the new categories of user data will not switch between Instagram and Messenger, as the two messaging services have relied on the same back-end infrastructure for years.