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So are we also facing an app store crash? Possibly. But personally, I would prefer it if Apple and Google decided to stop the flood and ensure that the quality of what they offer is significantly higher. Admittedly, it's not an easy task, but it would certainly be worth it. Because the current situation is damaging developers and annoying consumers.

Facebook buys WhatsApp: What can we expect?
by Carsten Lange , on 20.2.2014

: This news hit like a bomb yesterday. The blue giant Facebook gambling data france is paying a whopping 19 billion US dollars for Jan Koum's instant messenger. But how will this acquisition affect users? What changes can we expect? You'll find out in this article.

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While most startups that are swallowed up by large companies disappear from the scene shortly after the takeover, Facebook - as expected - does not want to destroy the world's largest instant messenger WhatsApp and add it to its own portfolio alongside Instagram. As the two companies announced, the messenger app will even remain completely untouched.