KakaoTalk : Messenger

KakaoTalk is a messaging application that is now available on Wear OS, allowing users to access their recent chat history, respond quickly with emoticons and quick replies, and reply using voice, text, or handwriting from their wearable devices. Users can also customize their experience with a Chunsik-themed watch face. However, in order to use KakaoTalk on Wear OS, it must be synced with the user's KakaoTalk on their mobile device. The messaging feature of KakaoTalk is simple, fun, and reliable, and can be used on any network. Users can create group chats with an unlimited number of friends and see who has read their messages with the unread count feature. The app also offers an Open Chat feature, which allows users to find new friends around the world who share similar interests. They can chat anonymously and share their interests, hobbies, and lifestyles. KakaoTalk also offers voice and video calls, both 1:1 and group, and users can even change their voice using Talking Tom & Ben voice filters. They can also multitask while on calls. Users can customize their profile with photos, videos, stickers, music, and more, and can change the look of their KakaoTalk with official and customized themes. The app also offers a variety of sticker collections to make chatting more fun, including popular and latest stickers. In addition to messaging and calling features, KakaoTalk also offers a calendar feature that allows users to view events and anniversaries from different chatrooms in one place. The app's Assistant Jordy can also remind users of upcoming events and help them manage their schedules. Other features include live chat and streaming, exclusive coupons and deals from favorite brands through Kakao Channel, and the ability to share location and more. The app may require access to certain permissions, such as storage, phone, contacts, camera, microphone, location, calendar, Bluetooth, and accessibility. These permissions are optional and users can still use the app without granting them. However, some services may not function properly without these permissions. Users can contact KakaoTalk for help or follow them on Twitter for updates.