So #whatsapp now supports messaging from 3rd party apps (due to changing #EU laws) which is ... interesting, so check which 3rd party apps are supported I see...BirdyChat So this is currently an early access only app built in the EU and is the first and only app that can interoperate with WhatsApp....
"It definitely feels like a "technicality" win rather than a consumer one right now. The short answer is: Meta is currently performing "malicious compliance" with the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA).
While they have technically "opened" the doors, they've set the security and legal hurdles so high that almost no consumer app you actually care about (like Signal or Telegram) has walked through them yet."
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in reply to Acesabe • • •Google Gemini nailed it:
"It definitely feels like a "technicality" win rather than a consumer one right now. The short answer is: Meta is currently performing "malicious compliance" with the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA).
While they have technically "opened" the doors, they've set the security and legal hurdles so high that almost no consumer app you actually care about (like Signal or Telegram) has walked through them yet."
Acesabe
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