> Have you seen another search engine make a dent in Google's market share? How about another OS challenging Windows on a PC? Another social network? That migh

> Have you seen another search engine make a dent in Google's market share? How about another OS challenging Windows on a PC? Another social network? That might be true, but I'm just fine using ddg as my search engine and Linux as my OS. Social network is a bit more tricky: it's social and, well, a network. Even so, however it is only logical that something like this happens to WhatsApp, and I well understood this since the very beginning, I used WhatsApp only because it's painless, so why not? I don't really need it. So now I'm dropping out with a clear heart and if somebody will ask, why I'm not available anymore, I'll encourage them to install some other messenger. Telegram, perhaps. It won't be really bothersome, as most of us are using several messaging apps anyway. I believe somebody will do this as well. So, even though WhatsApp was an undeniable success, I don't really see it as something stable. As a monopoly.