Is Microsoft planning to release a viable replacement at some point?
this post was submitted on 05 May 2025
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I never really used Skype as a VOIP platform, but it was a great tool for many years for calling international phone numbers affordably. I'm sure it helped many people saving a lot of money calling their friends and relatives. For that I remember it somewhat fondly.
Huh?
I thought Skype was still a widely used thing.
microsoft pissed away all the brand recognition it ever had and turned it into teams. in 2020 it was poised to be the most important technology there was, but having received no updates in years, it was effectively already dead
I haven't heard of anyone using Skype in over a decade.
Was.
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and when are the estonian nationalist gonna luigi em?
And nothing of continued/existing value was lost... 🤷♂️ 🙄
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