SINGAPORE - In today's fast-paced, hyper-connected world, instant messaging app WhatsApp has become the default mode of communication among colleagues, bosses, subordinates as well as businesses and their customers.
It would be rare to find an insurance or property agent, deliveryman or freelancer who does not rely on WhatsApp to perform daily tasks related to their livelihood.
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