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Which apps began to interoperate with FB Messenger?
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this post was submitted on 02 Apr 2024
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They didn't open anything really. All they did was to allow companies to interact with their client API in an extremely limited fashion and only after signing an NDA riddled contract.
Its no wonder there are no takers on this "offer" and I hope the EU fines them billions for this malicious compliance.
No, they have 6 more months to finish this still. EU granted them more time to finish this API because they filled for extension and provided them reasons why. All other DMA clauses regarding messenger other than interoperability are not included in this extension
Hmm, I was indeed going by their WhatsApp api access, but I doubt FB Messenger will be substantially different after 6 months.