Facebook Messenger To Feature "WhatsApp X Instagram" in 2019

The recent decade has indeed witnessed an immensely incomprehensible explosion of social media craze that nowadays seems to be ruling people's lives and minds; and despite the reality that many people and online enthusiasts are benefiting from the social media evolutionary era and are utilizing many online aspects and putting them to their own good, it can't certainly be denied that social media apps and various websites along with socializing via messengers have become an integral part of billions of people's daily lives! However, the most popular Facebook has recently announced that plans to incorporate both of WhatsApp and Instagram into the Facebook messenger are to be carried out in the upcoming months. The CEO of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, pointed to the fact that the idea of combining the three services - WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook Messenger - under one umbrella doesn't appear to be of little benefit as it was initially considered in order to ease the process of the daily communication between the billions of users across the three socializing platforms.

The Currently Most Popular Social Media Apps 

Facebook is Introducing a New Messenger in 2019

WhatsApp messenger is, in fact, one of the most popular apps available at the moment along with the image-based app of Instagram that is always attracting more and more users due to its innovative facade and multitasked platform that permits users to carry out more than one process all via one social media app! And in order to benefit from the growing popularity of these apps, and also to bring the innumerable number of users steps closer to an easy way of communication, the Facebook developers have been studying the possibility of bringing together three of the most sought-after apps in the attempt to further extend the availability of these platforms to people all over the world, and at the same time each one of these apps will indeed benefit from the strengths of the others! Obviously, it will take more than a couple of months to get the job done satisfyingly. The initial idea of merging the three famous socializing apps in one messaging genre will definitely require lots and lots of modifications and adjustments so that the final result meets the users' expectations.

Each App Has its Own Distinctive Features

To combine more than one socializing service under one roof will surely need more than just gathering the distinctive features of each app in one place; it's crucial that every app of the three remains unique in its own original way, otherwise the result would turn out to be a distorted mixture of features that doesn't function uniquely. There will be, of course, a series of testing processes to determine the best version to release the three apps combined. Accordingly, the new three-in-one - messaging - app is expected to be launched to the public by the end of the year.
As a start, the main idea that prompted Facebook to consider combining three apps in one messenger, is to ease the process of the daily communication for the users across the world; reportedly, the upcoming debutant messenger will - helpfully - provide the users with the notorious end-to-end encryption feature that's become very famous after WhatsApp presented it to the users in order to prohibit any outsider "third party" from sneaking in to access the messages and private conversations - with this viral privacy feature the messages will be reduced to only two parties: the sender and the receiver. Initially, the formula of combining three of the most popular social media apps in one messenger is quite the interesting one, and if the end-to-end encryption feature is going to make it on board, then the anticipated Facebook all-inclusive messaging app is going to be a blockbuster!

WhatsApp is Notorious for its End-to-End Encryption 

Unfortunately, there isn't any official confirmation regarding the end-to-end encryption feature which is indeed a current favourite of the users since multiple social media apps and platforms are constantly being accused of spying on the users and not providing a comprehensively enough privacy of personal messages and information - one example is the Facebook app itself! As a result, it's very doubtful that a 100% encryption feature is going to be implemented in the upcoming Facebook three-in-one messenger which is not favourable at all since many users are already abandoning the Facebook platform due to some serious exposures of private conversations and personal information to hackers, and the allegations that Facebook is utilizing the immense popularity of the social media site to spy on its users - without any sort of direct consent.

Facebook Needs to Modify its User's Privacy Stratgey 

Over the last couple of years, Facebook has been suffering from multiple problems and dilemmas that revolve around the extent of privacy provided by the app and the amounting ability of hackers to obtain the private conversations and data of the Facebook users. Along with the allegations that Facebook has been abusing its power over the users' data which might have had affected the elections, there are innumerable issues that Facebook must consider when trying to re-win the trust of the audience and introduce a brand new messenger. As of yet, it's not quite clear how developers at the Facebook company are planning to combine the different privacy features of the three apps in one platform - without compromising the user's messaging experience! Allegedly, Facebook doesn't mind providing a backdoor to the secured WhatsApp conversations when necessary which clearly points out that the ultimate privacy of users is unachievable via any Facebook-related app/s.

What's The Most Secured Facebook-Related App??

The continuous threats of losing and jeopardizing the privacy of conversations and personal information on the Facebook and its sibling apps will undoubtedly prompt many and many users to consider abandoning the messengers of Facebook and start using other messaging platforms that provide trusted end-to-end encryption features to keep the sacred .. sacred! Messaging platforms such as Viber, Telegram, and Signal offer the users a totally secured messaging services in order to make instant communicating with others easier and more trust-worthy processes. Each of these apps offers a wide range of protected messaging features that allow the users to chat and share whatever they want with others with no fear that these private messages or sensitive information may be exposed to others or shared with people other than the recipient. So, while you await to be handed the new Facebook three-in-one messenger in the upcoming months, you may want to check out other messaging alternatives in case Facebook decides to abolish the end-to-end encryption feature from all of its platforms.

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