Facebook is working hard to expand its range of services and maintain its hegemony over its competitor and to do this is to get the acquisition of technology start-ups. On Tuesday, Facebook has acquired Beluga, a new startup that lets you send instant messages, photos and location information sharing between different platforms.
Beluga services are very similar to those of GroupM, which provides share photos and location.
In the website statement said that the founder of Beluga Beluga is "excited to continue to build our vision of the rolling of the messages as part of the Facebook team. Beluga and Facebook are focused on creating new and better ways to communicate and share the 'experience. "
It is not clear from this statement that if Beluga will exist as a separate entity or may work depending on Facebook. There is speculation that Facebook and Beluga work together to achieve something far greater than what they currently offer. In addition, people with Beluga said that "for now" Services will continue its users, and no user data will be lost.
We expect to hear more about the subject in the coming days.
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