According to New York Times, Facebook founder - Mark Zuckerberg - is the brain behind all these. It's his personal project. Mark went further to say it was a start of a “long process”.
Once complete, the merger would mean that a Facebook user could communicate directly with someone who only has a WhatsApp account or Instagram account. This is currently impossible as the applications have no
common core. According to source, the work to merge these three messaging services is already in progress and it's expected to be completed by the end of 2019 or early next year 2020. For now, the messaging services will continue to operate on their own respective platforms, but their underlying technical infrastructure will be unified, said four people involved in the work. That will bring together three of the world’s largest messaging networks, which between them have more than 2.6 billion users, allowing people to communicate across the platforms for the first time. Whatsapp, Facebook Messenger and Instagram Chats To Be Joined In One App
common core. According to source, the work to merge these three messaging services is already in progress and it's expected to be completed by the end of 2019 or early next year 2020. For now, the messaging services will continue to operate on their own respective platforms, but their underlying technical infrastructure will be unified, said four people involved in the work. That will bring together three of the world’s largest messaging networks, which between them have more than 2.6 billion users, allowing people to communicate across the platforms for the first time. Whatsapp, Facebook Messenger and Instagram Chats To Be Joined In One App
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