WhatsApp, EU 규정 따라 제3자 메시징 앱과 채팅 통합 지원
무슨 발표인가
- —WhatsApp 사용자가 BirdyChat·Haiket 사용자와 메시지·이미지·음성메시지·영상·파일 공유 가능
- —EU DMA 상호운용성 요구사항 준수
- —안드로이드·iOS 모두 지원
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원문 (영어)
The DMA requires Meta to give people using WhatsApp in Europe the option to connect with people using third-party messaging services that have chosen to make their apps interoperable. We call this feature, third-party chats. Following successful small scale tests over the past months, the option for WhatsApp users to chat with users of messaging apps BirdyChat and Haiket directly via third-party chats will soon be rolling out across Europe .
This marks a significant milestone in Meta’s compliance with the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) interoperability requirements. WhatsApp users in Europe, who have opted in to the experience across Android and iOS, will be able to share messages, images, voice messages, videos and files.
The option to create groups with third-party users will become available once our partners are ready to support this. Privacy first approach to interoperability Meta’s partnerships with BirdyChat and Haiket is a result of more than three years of work with European messaging services and the European Commission to build a solution to third-party chats that meets the requirements of the DMA, while preserving privacy and security for users as much as possible.
This follows three core principles: Protecting user security and privacy: In line with DMA requirements, third-party messaging apps must use the same level of E2EE as WhatsApp. Clear and simple experience: We’ve provided users with a simple onboarding experience, while ensuring they understand the main differences between chats on WhatsApp and third-party chats.
Available to European users: In line with DMA requirements, third-party chats will be available to people in the European Region.
원문: Meta Newsroom — "Messaging Interoperability: WhatsApp enables third-party chats for users in Europe" (2025-11-14) 공식 원문: https://about.fb.com/news/2025/11/messaging-interoperability-whatsapp-enables-third-party-chats-for-users-in-europe/