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WhatsApp is a free messaging application available on all smartphones. It uses the phone's Internet connection to allow the user to call and communicate with friends and family, through which text messages, calls, photos, videos, and voice messages can be sent. The application basically integrates traditional messaging services, social media and the user's phone, for a completely comprehensive messaging system, in addition to the security feature.
WhatsApp history
The WhatsApp application is considered the largest messaging application on the Internet, and it was founded in 2009 AD, by former Yahoo employees, as it started as a small startup company, then it developed and became serving 250,000 users within a few months, and in 2014 AD the Facebook company (Facebook) owns WhatsApp, and WhatsApp has witnessed continuous growth, until it reached the level of one billion users in July 2017, but now the WhatsApp application is used by more than one billion people in more than 180 countries.
Using WhatsApp
The WhatsApp application can be used on many devices and smart phones, such as: iPhone, Android, BlackBerry phones, Windows Phones, and Nokia phones, but from the terms and conditions WhatsApp, the user must be at least 16 years old to use the service in Europe,
Read also:How do I access my email?One of the advantages of WhatsApp is also that it uses the mobile phone number for identification, and does not need to create an account to register with it, and allows free phone calls to any of its users, and group chats can also be made, where a group of people can exchange text messages, and use emojis, as well It can take pictures and record videos.
