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Zuckerberg calls India world leader for 'embracing messaging to get things done'
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this post was submitted on 21 Sep 2023
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Nearly everyone I know from India uses WhatsApp so this statement checks out. I wish my own friends and family would stop using iMessage/SMS and use something like Signal. The only other app they use is Snapchat and I kinda hate that one.
Sounds like the vendor shouldn't exist then. Find a new one.
Snapchat is easily my least fav messaging app but yea, crazy popular where I am
People even use it as their main camera lol
I thought Telegram is quite big there?
I take longer to answer stuff on WhatsApp