WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger and the third-party apps

WhatsApp has shown us in recent months that will not allow that the third party applications use its instant messaging service to reach to many users, but it seems the company that owns the service has a different policy regarding its another important service, Facebook Messenger and and yes, will allow it.

According to a rumor that runs through the network, during the celebration of the event for developers who will celebrate Facebook in San Francisco, will announce news about its instant messaging service Facebook Messenger, among the news they will announce the inclusion of up to twenty different services from other many companies within this service. Or what is the same, a third party service that is now fighting within WhatsApp.

There’s not much information about these partners that will have Facebook Messenger, and which will offer their services to improve and strengthen this instant messaging service. What is clear is that soon we could see other companies with its own direct access to the messaging service.

It would not be surprising that in a very near future we will see something very similar in WhatsApp,  although of course it would not be the same as what happened with other app that have been removed of Facebook recently, and even have resulted penalties for users who used it.