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Whatsapp is the most popular instant messaging platform around the world. It was taken over by Facebook long ago. But so far, there has been no meaningful integration between the two platforms. Last month, Facebook expressed its desire to do some rebranding exercise for Whatsapp to mark its transition from a standalone IM platform to Whatsapp from Facebook. In a single move that aims to integrate the two platforms in a seamless manner, Facebook has allowed its customers to share their Facebook posts with their contacts on Whatsapp with a single tap. Customers are excited to learn about this feature. They know that with Facebooksupport , it will be a breeze for them to use both the platforms smoothly at the same time.   Mark Zuckerberg has been working on his ambitious plan to fuse all three flagship platforms owned by Facebook together for quite some time. It is going to be a beautiful experience for the lovers of social media to have a single platform where they can use t...

Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook, has expressed his desire to introduce its own crypto currency Libra. But there are many people who are opposing this idea. These include not just the authorities and the banks but also powerful politicians. Let us find out more about this currency Libra and why are so many people against it. Facebook support to Libra has been opposed by powerful people like President Donald Trump, leaders of EU, Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney, and even Mark Carney, the head of the Bank of England. Facebook has said that Libra would be a global currency that would be decentralized. This means that Facebook would have no control or ownership in this crypto currency. It will be a currency that anyone can buy but one that would be extremely difficult to close down. However, Libra is not going to be like Bitcoin. It will be a built in currency attached with powerful apps like Facebook, Instagram, and Whatsapp. Its value will be much more stable than Bitcoin ...

In a development that can have repercussions on Facebook’s plan to introduce its own Cryptocurrency Libra, the United States Congress has said that the company should stop work on Libra for now. It is a formal request from Congress that says Facebook should impose a moratorium on its Cryptocurrency till the time that its implications are fully examined. Hearings have been scheduled in the House of Representatives and the Senate on 16 and 17 July. Facebook will be represented by David Marcus in these hearings and he will answer the questions of the lawmakers. Facebooksupport to Libra has raised alarm bells in the government circles. Facebook covers a fourth of the humanity at present and this grand initiative has the potential to undermine the global financial ecosystem, feel the lawmakers. These lawmakers have lots of questions and fears in the minds and this is the reason they have written formal letters to not only Facebook but also to Calibra, the company that is working ...

Facebook is not just another social media platform. It is so popular with people spending so much time over it that it has become an integral part of their lives. With hundreds of millions users active around the world at any given moment of time, it is imperative for Facebook to look for ways to be accessible to its members in places where internet is not easily available. In its bid to extend  Facebook support   to its loyal members in these places, the company has filed a patent for a drone that can stay afloat for a long time in the skies with the help of two kites tethered together. Not many people have taken this move by Facebook seriously. But this concept of a drone stationary in air with the support of two kites is a novel one and has implications for Facebook plans to provide connectivity to people in places devoid of internet. The concept drone is aptly referred to as dual kite aerial vehicle. You can imagine it as a device that will have the ability to stay...