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Facebook plans to introduce a new button for WattsApp within its application on Android phones in an attempt to connect the two services together.

The social networking giant owns Watts Ab, after buying it for $ 19 billion in 2014.

The button was first spotted by Facebook user Arvind Ayer, who posted it on the Next Web site.

The new option will act as a "shortcut", allowing you to open the WattsApp app without leaving Facebook.![59c5224fd4375068348b456f.PNG](https://steemitimages.com/DQma9YXkMhytsHBRGRa3yCLSME5nqGJebhHnsDzsLTRpATq/59c5224fd4375068348b456f.PNG)
The next web site said that WattsUp will be in the list of options available in the Facebook app on Android phones and is currently being tested on a few users.

This is the first time that the company has been able to integrate Facebook and Watts applications, and a similar feature has been detected on Instagram.

Facebook is testing an application for video chat between groups, called Bonfire, available to users in Denmark.

Source: Independent

Dima Hanna