The service claims that more than 700 million people see GIFs every day. Many of those views come from Apple’s iMessage to TikTok and Twitter.

Facebook’s services have had issues with privacy and reliability. These companies generally prefer not to rely on major competitors. However, Facebook’s service have had problems with privacy.

Facebook says developers will be able to rely on Giphy as they had before the acquisition. Giphy’s creative community will still have the same access to GIFs.

The Giphy API can see your search terms, but not any of your data, according to the Twitter account for the messaging service Telegram. There’s always the chance Facebook could change the way Giphy works down the line.

There are some apps and services with built-in Giphy integrations that do n’t have a direct integration with the service as of now. Here are some of them if they plan to change how they work with Giphy.

Apple has not responded to a request for comment. Gifs were sent via the # images app that’s built into iOS this integration seems likely to pose some tension moving forward.

Mailchimp lets you insert GIFs from Giphy while creating an email campaign via a built-in tool. Mailchimp also offers an official Facebook integration that lets you add an email signup form to a Facebook page.

Signal bills itself as an end-to-end privacy-focused messaging service. The company did not say whether it plans to remove GIFs as a source of GIFs following this acquisition.

The app already implements its GIF search in a privacy-preserving way, according to signal founder Moxie Marlinspike. That means Facebook may not be able to get any data from Giphy GIFs shared on signal.

Giphy search in signal.signal already uses a privacy-free approach to prevent GIF search providers from receiving user data.

Signal has hidden search terms from GIF search providers using a privacy-preserving proxy. The Giphy SDK is n’t included in the app at all all.

The signal service never sees the plaintext contents of what is transmitted or received during GIF searches. The TLS connection is negotiated directly with Giphy, and Giphy does n’t know who issued the request.

This privacy-preserving functionality has been built into signal since November of 2016. Further expanded with additional improvements in November of 2017.

Giphy is a Giphy integration that you can install in your workspace. You can read more about it on Giphy’s website.

‘Giphy does n’t receive any information about users or even companies using the Giphy for Slack integration, and only sees Slack usage of the Giphy API in aggregate’.

Snapchat launched an integration that lets you add Giphy animated stickers into snaps in 2018. Snapchat’s integration was launched in 2018.

Telegram lets you search for GIFs from Giphy to add to your messages. Gifs can be found from Giphy in the U.S..

No IP addresses or IDs have ever been shared with Giphy, a spokesperson said. Giphy is also in the middle of transitioning away from Giphy, the spokesperson said.

Tiktok allows you to post GIFs and GIF stickers on your tiktoks. Tiktok has not replied to a request for comment.

Tinder lets you send GIFs from Giphy to people you match with. Tinder has not replied to a request for comment.

Trello offers a Giphy’power-up’ so you can add GIFs from Giphy to Trello cards. Trello has not replied to a request for comment.

When you search for GIFs from the compose box on Twitter, they’re sourced in part from Giphy. Twitter also relies on tenor (formerly known as Riffsy) for GIFs.