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No. It's a common way of communicating, as are email and SMS. Telegram and Signal are less common. There is however a peculiar bubble effect whereby WhatsApp us
by tengwar2 4y ago
No. It's a common way of communicating, as are email and SMS. Telegram and Signal are less common. There is however a peculiar bubble effect whereby WhatsApp users tend to think that because all their friends use WhatsApp to communicate with them, it is more dominant than is actually the case. It's the same effect as "everyone is on FaceBook/Twitter/Instagram....".