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Meta to shut Workplace app

By Staff Writer
May 15 2024 8:03AM

Wants customers to shift to Workvivo.

Meta to shut Workplace app
Meta Platforms will discontinue its work-focused Workplace app as the company shifts its focus on building artificial intelligence and metaverse technologies. Workplace will be shuttered starting June 2026 for customers, but Meta will continue to use it as its internal messaging board, the ...

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