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WhatsApp exceeds 5,000 million downloads, becoming the second non-Google app to receive

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Google Play does not indicate the exact amount of app downloads, but instead puts them in different bands. The big thread is fetching over $ 5,000, and I recently approved a new member for their position: WhatsApp.

Only 12 applications are in this download range, with their bulk from Google and announced on most Android terminals. So far there has been only one exception: Facebook, and now another group application, WhatsApp, joining the cast.

Until the download comes

Although the best years of downloads on Google Play have settled on apps with over one billion downloads, the time never goes by and the download doesn't. If in 2016 there were only 16 apps downloaded over a billion, by 2020 the same could happen with the following thread: five billion.

First request to win 5 billion downloads they were Google Play services, although they recently joined other Google apps pre-installed on Android phones almost since they were started: Google Maps and YouTube. It is also worth emphasizing that the two applications took another two years to reach the figure.

There are very few applications in this strip Details are not even displayed on Google Play on a Spanish mobile phone in the summary that produces a search engine, is the longest in Spanish to enter the text "over 5,000 M".

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Apps with over 5,000 million downloads

When we update apps with over 5,000 million downloads, the list is used Google Apps installed first on your mobile phone, including older ones known as Google Play Services or the Android Accessibility Suite, known as TalkBack.

Facebook was the only one so far, though it wasn't the right location because it had been re-installed for many years with a large number of terminals. Now WhatsApp adds to the list and to do it on his own initiative though. It is also pre-installed on other sites, though not as loud and aggressive as Facebook. Now we just need to turn the bass around: what's next?

Via | Android police

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