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Meta is giving WhatsApp and Messenger users the ability to connect with third -party messaging services.
The move is to comply with Europe 's Digital Markets Act .
Users can choose if they'd like to have messages delivered to a separate folder, to their current inbox, or any kind of combined way.
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