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WHATSAPP CONFIRM PLANS TO START CHARGING A FEE TO SOME USERS
5 years ago
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WHATSAPP has announced a number of changes to its enterprise-focused WhatsApp Business spin-off, which allows WhatsApp users to communicate with companies and brands to access customer support services, give feedback on an experience, or buy items within the chat window.
07:21, Sat, Oct 31, 2020 | UPDATED: 09:27, Sat, Oct 31, 2020
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WhatsApp has announced plans to charge business customers to use its hugely-successful messaging service. With more than two billion users worldwide, WhatsApp is comfortably the most popular chat app on the planet. When it launched, the end-to-end encrypted service – which means the teams working on the app are unable to see or scan the contents of the messages being sent using the service – charged users an annual subscription fee to use the app.
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