Whatsapp tukar mod langganan

Sistem pesanan popular Whatsapp akan menukar mod pembayarannya untuk pengguna iOS agar seragam dengan mod pembayaran Android dan telefon Windows.

Buat masa ini, pengguna Whatsapp iOS membayar kadar rata $0.99 sekali sahaja dan boleh terus menggunakan perkhidmatan sistem pesanan itu. Ini berbeza kepada pengguna Whatsapp pada platform Android dan Windows di mana mereka boleh memuat turun dan menggunakannya aplikasi itu selama 12 bulan secara percuma tetapi perlu membayar $1 setahun selepas tamat tempoh tersebut.

Menurut laporan Techcrunch, Whatsapp menukar kaedah pembayaran bagi pengguna iOS berikutan polisi penggunaan telefon Android dan Windows. Penukaran dari sekali bayar ke langganan tahunan untuk iOS dijangka akan bermula lewat tahun ini di mana tarikh sebenar dan maklumat lanjut belum diketahui.

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