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WhatsApp is one of the most popular instant messaging apps. Now, the Facebook-owned app has managed to cross another milestone. WhatsApp is the second non-Google app that has crossed five billion downloads on the Google Play Store.
Only a handful of Android apps have managed to cross the mark and most of them are from Google and they come pre-installed on smartphones. WhatsApp is the second app to reach this milestone. The first non-Google app which managed to cross the mark of five million downloads was Facebook. The app managed to do so with the help of its partnership with Samsung and other OEMs.
Recently, a report by Sensor Tower also revealed that WhatsApp is the most downloaded app across the world. The app has crossed 850 million downloads across the world in 2019. The report suggests that WhatsApp has been the number one downloaded app since Q3, 2016. The instant messenger remained on top this quarter, leading four Facebook-owned apps in the top five. WhatsApp experienced a huge growth of 39% Q/Q in Q4 2019, after decreased downloads in the previous four quarters.
In related news, WhatsApp rolled out a new beta update where it has been spotted fine-tuning Dark Theme details. Calling it the “last details before the release” WABetaInfo says that in this beta update, WhatsApp has improved the layout of the ‘System Event bubble’, which is basically the standard message you see at the top on any chat — “Messages to this chat and calls are now secured with end-to-end encryption. Tap for more info.”
Only a handful of Android apps have managed to cross the mark and most of them are from Google and they come pre-installed on smartphones. WhatsApp is the second app to reach this milestone. The first non-Google app which managed to cross the mark of five million downloads was Facebook. The app managed to do so with the help of its partnership with Samsung and other OEMs.
Recently, a report by Sensor Tower also revealed that WhatsApp is the most downloaded app across the world. The app has crossed 850 million downloads across the world in 2019. The report suggests that WhatsApp has been the number one downloaded app since Q3, 2016. The instant messenger remained on top this quarter, leading four Facebook-owned apps in the top five. WhatsApp experienced a huge growth of 39% Q/Q in Q4 2019, after decreased downloads in the previous four quarters.
In related news, WhatsApp rolled out a new beta update where it has been spotted fine-tuning Dark Theme details. Calling it the “last details before the release” WABetaInfo says that in this beta update, WhatsApp has improved the layout of the ‘System Event bubble’, which is basically the standard message you see at the top on any chat — “Messages to this chat and calls are now secured with end-to-end encryption. Tap for more info.”
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