=> Through my years as CEO at Rakuten Viber, I’ve tried to steer one of the largest messaging apps in the world in a direction that prioritizes what is best for our users worldwide. => Why Viber decided to cut all business ties to Facebook => Mobile communication app Viber has added new user-centric features to make it more responsive to the needs of its users as it continues to grow significantly across Asia Pacific despite the lingering presence of a virulent virus. => Viber adds user-centric features as Philippine portal logs robust growth => Viber, one of the world’s leading apps for free and easy communication, has recorded an overall increase in app usage across the Asia Pacific region in 2020, a year marked by massive changes on how people communicate and interact with each other as caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. => Viber usage spikes as pandemic strikes

=> There’s hardly a week that goes by without me receiving a Viber notice from a friend warning me about another incoming message containing some innocuous line like “Let’s go to Latvia” or “Your mother will love this,” clicking which will trigger a dizzying spiral into digital damnation: => Viber is now offering Filipinos free 30 minutes of calls every month to any phone number, mobile or landline, to help keep connections between loved ones strong. => Landline, overseas calls now free on Viber

=> To say that the disagreements were bitter would be an understatement. => Select Filipino entrepreneurs vying for a chance to realize their business dreams came to a head last July 14 at the Pinoy Dream Negosyo event in Makati City. Rakuten Viber turns business ideas of budding Pinoy entrepreneurs into a reality

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