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No, because it was (and probably still is) the only messaging app that works with feature phones.
by dx034 9y ago
No, because it was (and probably still is) the only messaging app that works with feature phones.
- sangnoir 9y ago> No, because it was (and probably still is) the only messaging app that works with feature phones. Sadly, Facebook has since dropped feature phone support to support their flanking maneuver on Snapchat (Instagram on the other flank). Instead of keeping WhatsApp simple and admitting it was feature-complete, the grand plan seems to be "copy features from Snap, and drop feature phones that can't keep up".