Mark Zuckerberg revealed his big plans for all the popular messaging platforms owned by Facebook as it battles to distance itself from all the scandals.
In these trying times for Facebook, even the smallest steps taken by the world’s largest social networking platform draws close inspection. But Mark Zuckerberg has been anything but subtle in taking bold steps to steer his multi-billion-dollar company into the right directions. Now, a report has emerged revealing Facebook CEO’s big plans to integrate the social networking sites’ messaging services.
According to an NYTimes report, Facebook-owned WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger apps will be integrated soon, bringing together three of the biggest messaging apps with a combined user base of over 2.6 billion. But it’s worth noting that the plan is still in its nascent stage, expected to be completed by the end of this year or early 2020.
