Ordering fast food via WhatsApp? In some countries, this is already possible.
Written by Carlos Rubio Mazas on WhatsApp
Technology has changed our lives. Thanks to this, our life is much simpler and that is because gadgets like smartphones allow us to perform a multitude of tasks easily and anytime, anywhere.
For example, thanks to our mobile devices, we can order food and have it delivered directly to our home without having to get up from the sofa, something that was just unthinkable a few years ago.
Know more: Food Delivery Apps: The Best Options Available For Android
More, What if we told you that in some countries WhatsApp is used to buy McDonald’s burgers at home? Welcome to the 21st century.
McDonald’s vend des hamburgers via WhatsApp
McDonald’s is testing a feature that lets you order food through WhatsApp.
WhatsApp is one of the most popular apps for Android and iOS. An app that is installed on millions of devices around the world and that allows us to talk with our friends, acquaintances and family anytime, anywhere. Best of all? It’s totally free.
However, WhatsApp can have many other uses. We’re not talking about contacting customers and suppliers through WhatsApp Business, but ordering food, more specifically McDonald’s burgers.
This is how we read it in Gadgets Now, and it is that in some places in India, food giant lets you order burgers at home via WhatsApp, without having to enter any web page or records of any kind.
Users can view McDonald’s full menu from WhatsApp itself and therefore take the time to choose food. And how does it work? Well really very simple.
McDonald’s number is registered ie 9953916666 The word “Hi” is written to this contact. order, a receipt is sent via WhatsApp Know more: How to download WhatsApp for free in 2020 and get updated to the latest version
At the moment this function is experimental in India although it is only a matter of time before it succeeds. to be taken to other countries. Ordering food at home via WhatsApp is quick and easy, and who doesn’t have WhatsApp installed on their smartphone today?
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