After joining the billion-user club a few months ago (more than a year and a half, if you count monthly active users), WhatsApp is gunning for the next billion with a mix of simplicity, security and convenience one could reasonably deem superior to the features and functionality of sister app Facebook Messenger.
In fact, the Mark Zuckerberg-founded social media juggernaut seems to have quietly added a stellar new component to the service it acquired back in 2014 that its preeminent instant messaging platform doesn’t yet support.
