WhatsApp

WhatsApp is a Meta-owned messaging service launched in 2009 that offers chat and voice and video calls.

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WhatsApp is an internet messaging service launched in 2009 by WhatsApp Inc. and acquired in 2014 by Facebook, now Meta. It supports individual and group chats, voice and video calls, and file sharing. Personal messages and calls are end-to-end encrypted.

Where Meta AI is available, WhatsApp also provides a way to interact with the AI assistant. Businesses can use WhatsApp Business Platform to connect customer support and automated messaging systems.

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