WhatsApp Moves to 1.5 Billion Monthly User Count
The world's most popular messaging application, WhatsApp, reached 1.5 billion active users and reached 60 billion messages per day.
WhatsApp, one of the most actively used applications today, shared the data obtained in the fourth quarter of 2017. According to the new information, WhatsApp has 1.5 billion active users per day, sending a total of about 60 billion messages a day.
WhatsApp serves 1.5 billion active users per month, according to Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg. A few years ago, 19 billion dollars bought by Facebook WhatsApp, seems to have doubled the money. We can look at the lists announced in July to explain how quickly WhatsApp has grown. In July, WhatsApp had 1.3 billion monthly users and 1 billion daily active users. In 2014, the monthly number of users was 450 million, while the daily user remained 315 million. The application, which has grown about 3 times in just 4 years, seems to continue its growth at a great pace.
Apart from WhatsApp, Zuckerberg also shared about Instagram, Instagram and WhatsApp are the first two applications that make the most use of stories. Snapchat, the story of the story's feature, has a daily share of 178 million stories, while the number reaches 300 million in Instagram.
Facebook has removed a potential competitor by buying WhatsApp. Facebook Messenger has 1.3 billion monthly users. If the company had not paid $ 19 billion and bought it, WhatsApp would probably be bought by Google, and Facebook would find it to be a very solid competitor for this reason.
WhatsApp has been quiet about making money since so many years, but eventually it will also be monetized with WhatsApp Business. So how much does Monthly WhatsApp increase the number of users until the end of 2018? I expect your comments.
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