Twitter Incorporated has restarted its economic war with Facebook after acquiring Chroma Labs, a company started by several individuals that previously founded the social media website. These individuals also founded Instagram and are infamous for creating some of the best social media services to date.

Chrome Labs was created in Fall 2019, with an application launched that allowed consumers to edit videos and photos before they were shared to various social media accounts. The Facebook Corporation has refused to adopt Chroma Labs into their services, even making it incredibly challenging for consumers to access this editing application through Instagram. It’s what prompted Twitter to select their service for the next adopted feature, showing that the Tweet Robot is always willing to innovate. It should be noted that Mark Zuckerberg has always been an unrelenting CEO that targeted ex-employees in various manners.

When Joshua Harris and John Barnet left Facebook to co-found Chroma Labs with five other investors, it’s said that the fallout between them and Mark Zuckerberg was extensive. They were critical components behind notable services with Instagram, like Augmented Reality and Stories. They even designed a specialized application that allowed consumers to traverse Instagram photos through Oculus Virtual-Reality Headsets. When these several co-founders left Facebook to create Chroma Labs, they received multiple investors from California. This included Sweet Capital, Index Ventures and Combine VC.

Chrome Labs Creating Stories for Twitter

Twitter acquiring a partnership with Chroma Labs follows after the social media platform announced they’d improve their services. It became a top priority for the San Francisco-based corporation, which has wanted to alter consumer engagements for a prolonged period. This has included Twitter redesigning its direct messaging services and implementing a new emoji platform. It’s rumoured that with the assistance of Chroma Labs, Twitter will release a ceremony reminiscent of Stories. Since John Barnet and Joshua Harris are the original creators behind this service, Facebook wouldn’t have the opportunity to sue Twitter for this acquisition partnership.

John Barnet spoke with social media reporters regarding this partnership. He expressed that they designed Chrome Labs to create multiple products that inspire innovation. Our company wants to help social media accounts to visual, entertaining stories, which we look forward to continuing to accomplish on larger scales than ever before seen. Josh Barnet unintentionally indicated that they’d be creating an enhanced stories platform for Twitter, which has gotten consumers excited.