Chat & Instant Messaging (101 programs)
Pros: Simple operation. Unique messaging tool.
Cons: Messages take ages to appear. Drawing tools are limited and hard to use. Can only link with one friend at a time. Does not save the notes you sent.
Pros: Fun compositions. Good interface. Lots of music. Solid messaging app.
Cons: No group chat. ANOTHER messaging app. Can't alter text. No music search.
Pros: High-quality audio and high-definition video. Numerous features to facilitate productive meetings.
Cons: Most features require a paid subscription. Basic Plan is very limited and impractical for most users.
Pros: Lets Users Send and Receive Messages Anonymously. Easy Registration. Location-Based Application. Instagram Integration.
Cons: App Can Promote Cyberbullying. Does Not Filter Messages. No Age Verification Tool.
Pros: Fast and easy to use. Lets you share multimedia, location, etc.. Group chat. Plenty of emoticons.
Cons: Not innovative. Some bugs.
Pros: Supports 15 messaging apps. Simple interface. iMessage works even in a non-Apple device. Extendable features with plugins and integrations.
Cons: Requires invitation before signing up. Using iMessage on non-Apple device is complicated.
Pros: Easy to use. Fun.
Cons: Can't import photos.
Pros: Good selection of emojis. Very funny animated gifs. Compatible with all messaging apps.
Cons: Not a great keyboard. It doesn't send imojis but created images.
Pros: TLS and SRTP encryption. Instant messaging and voice calling capabilities. Real-time collaboration on MS Office apps.
Cons: Limited to Microsoft applications.
Pros: Safe and secure. Quality audio and video.
Cons: Another messaging app. Convincing your friends to use it.
Pros: Extremely fast and easy to use. Supports both emojis and stickers. Preserves past conversations automatically. Optional end-to-end encryption.
Cons: Heavily designed for phones rather than other devices. Privacy may be an issue.
Pros: Voice-to-Text messaging. Selfies with beauty filters, stickers, and audio tracks. Mood stickers. In-app interest groups.
Cons: Too many similar social media applications. Limited language support. May encourage mob mentality or groupthink.