Instagram, WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger ... It seems that Mark Zuckerberg's company (or himself) does not want to put an end to the way they consume the battery and the data plan of our smartphone. And we have mentioned only a few of the applications that the company has included in the iOS App Store. But it seems that they keep trying to keep releasing software products with which to stay glued to the small screen of our mobile.
Indeed, he is going to try again, and not content with having the two instant messaging applications with the most users in the world (WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger) he is going to try it with Talk, an instant messaging application dedicated solely to teenagers.
The adolescent public is the one that can spend the most hours glued to the mobile phone, without a doubt. However, as has been demonstrated on platforms such as YouTube, it is not exactly the audience that ends up reporting better income or better results in advertising, for obvious reasons, they have no income and their consumerism is limited.
However, the team of Engadget USA has had access to information about the Facebook's work to launch an instant messaging applicationa, free of course, with which to captivate the adolescent public. And we fear the worst, and that is that they are going to unify the Stories with the key points of their other two social networks, a chaos ...
Teens love to use creative tools. In Talk they can play video games and share photos with their favorite filters and skins, both with family and friends.
Another key point of Talk is that it probably differentiates the minors, that is, will have a Parental Control system that allows parents to have full access to contacts and the more or less responsible way in which the kids interact ... will it be successful?
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