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The company announced on Tuesday that WhatsApp will soon be integrated into the optional Meta Account Center, which is intended to provide a more connected experience. This move will allow users to automatically share their WhatsApp status on other meta platform apps such as Facebook and Instagram. It is also claimed to provide easy and quick access to multiple meta apps with a single login. Additionally, the company says it will introduce more public features to its social media apps and notify users of changes as they go live. In a Newsroom post, Meta Platforms detailed the addition of WhatsApp to the Account Center in the coming months. According to the company, the move is completely voluntary and users can still choose not to add their WhatsApp account to their Account Center. However, this is intended to provide smoother access to features across apps. You can share your WhatsApp status updates directly to your Facebook or Instagram stories. This eliminates the need to send multiple times between different programs.

This option is being rolled out globally, but full rollout is expected to occur gradually. If available, users will see this option in their WhatsApp settings or when they want to perform actions on their accounts, such as: E.g. re-share their status with apps on other metaplatforms. Additionally, the Account Center integration introduces single sign-in for all three apps, allowing users to log back into apps with fewer steps. The company says it will also introduce new features like avatars, artificial intelligence meta tags, and the ability to manage Imagine Me creations across multiple apps in one place. However, Meta Platforms continues to believe that privacy is a priority, and even if your WhatsApp account is connected to the Meta Platforms Account Center, your personal messages and calls are still protected by end-to-end and business encryption. He insists that even he can't read them