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In this blog article
we look at 16 of this year’s top chat apps and give our thoughts on each one. #1. Yabb Send SMS
Voice Calls
Mobile Data And A Second Virtual Number.

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Want a second phone number to keep your current mobile number private? Traveling overseas (or locally) and want to have mobile data without the crazy global roaming fees? Want to make voice calls from anywhere in the world to anywhere in the world? Want to send SMS messages anywhere where in the world? Yabb does all of this inside one single app! Alright
we may be a little biased here but we think Yabb is one of the best communication apps available. The best part is that the person you’re calling or texting doesn’t need the Yabb app installed on their phone! Here’s what you get: 100% prepaid with no hidden fees. Easily switch from your personal mobile number to your new mobile number. Send SMS messages to friends and family. Get affordable mobile data either locally or internationally that automatically connects as soon as you enter the country. Manage your calls
texts
mobile data and virtual mobile number from an easy-to-use dashboard. Or try Yabb on iOS or Android. #2. WhatsApp. At the time of this writing
WhatsApp is one of the most popular chat apps on Android and iOS connecting more than a billion humans. This is a staggering number of people all using one app not just to talk but to share multimedia media as well. What we like. Unlimited calling Free app to app messages Group texting Video calling. What we don’t like. Future Security concerns: Mark Zuckerberg wants to make it possible for Facebook Messenger
WhatsApp and Instagram to send messages to each other which raises real security concerns for those users. Need fairly strong internet speeds to get a good clear video call. Some of WhatsApp’s Features. Voice calls (only to other WhatsApp users) Message pop-up boxes End-to-end encryption into the latest versions of their app Emoticons Push notifications Works with most smartphones Send photos
documents and other multimedia to your connections. #3. Telegram. With millions of users on the Telegram platform it’s one of the more popular messaging apps but it’s mostly known for its solid end-to-end encryption which keeps your messages and calls private. There are others on this list that challenge Telegrams claims about its ability to keep users communication truly private. What we like: • Chat data is synchronized without any limitations across all devices and operating systems • Good intuitive design and user interface • Flexible security options • Some good customizations • No limit on file size sharing. What we don’t like: • No video calling option • The contact list is based on phone numbers and requires contact permissions on mobile devices. • Voice calls weren’t as good as some other apps but that have been a connection issue?