Meta WhatsApp Business API Approval Delays Block Healthcare AI Deployments
Developers building WhatsApp-based healthcare tools in emerging markets face multi-week Meta review delays that stall launches and customer acquisition. The approval process lacks transparency and offers no expedited path for regulated or time-sensitive use cases.
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