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EDITING .- WhatsApp, the instant messaging giant, could have the days counted in India, where the new Kimbho application could be generalized thanks to its new features, local media reported.
Kimbho, which owes its name to a Hindu expression used to greet informally, allows video calls, sends images as well as text and voice messages, also offering the possibility of using a wide range of "stickers".
The application was launched in a trial version on May 30, totaling approximately 300,000 downloads. However, a day later, it was temporarily removed from Google Play and the App Store due to a security issue. Its developers hope that the final version of Kimbho will be released in two months.
The goal of the creators of Kimbho is to dislodge WhatsApp in the Asian country, where it has more than 230 million users in a nation whose population surpbades 1.3 billion people.
"Why can not we build our own Messenger with superior features that people can trust and maintain user data in India?" says Acharya Balkrishna, one of the project developers. Similarly, Balkrishna argues that "people need an alternative," expressing his belief that Kimbho will become the most widely used instant messaging application in the Asian country
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