Disa is an application that allows users to consolidate messages from all messaging clients such as WhatsApp, Messenger, and even SMS into a single application. It quickly becomes clear how useful Disa is for those looking for a way to free up storage space or who dislike using many different apps for conversations.
Using the application is very simple. Just download and install it for free from the Play Store. Afterward, you will need to grant Disa the necessary permissions so that the application can replace the official ones. For example, if you want to use Disa for Facebook Messenger and SMS, you simply need to add the Facebook service and the text messaging service on Disa, as you can see in the image at the end of the text. From the same image, you can also see that three services are active in this case: Text, Facebook, and WhatsApp (which was later deactivated). Below the list of active services, there is a “+” symbol to add others. Many services can be connected to the app by scanning the QR CODE of the desired plugin from the Disa community on Google+.
This is the case for WhatsApp. In fact, to make the world’s most popular messaging client work, you will need to go to the Disa community on Google+, navigate to the Plugin-Service Requests menu, find the shared QR code for WhatsApp, and scan it with the app from your smartphone.
We want to point out that WhatsApp is not very happy about Disa being used for its conversations. In fact, upon activating the plugin, the official application will no longer function. It’s up to you to decide what to do. We at FullPress have decided to activate only Messenger and Text, continuing to use WhatsApp through its official app.
For more information, you can visit the Disa community on Google+. Please note that the application is still in its Beta version, so there may be possible changes in the future.
Pubblicato in Mobile & App
Be the first to comment