With the new update, users will require to have a Facebook account to chat with friends using Messenger, VentureBeat notes.
Facebook's plan behind stitching the technical infrastructure of the messaging services it owns is to allow its 2.7 billion users seamlessly communicate across the platforms.
The company had said that more than 27 corporate partners -- including Visa, Mastercard and companies like Uber -- had pledged to support the project.
According to the analysis, dating app Tinder beat streaming service Netflix to claim the top revenue spot for the quarter.
