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It looks like Microsoft is about to kill Skype

Skype’s days appear to be numbered, as a hidden string in the latest Skype for Windows preview suggests Microsoft will shutter the service in May.

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chris.johan

chris.johan

I still remember using it many years ago to call a friend from Australia every weekend. :frowning:

adamaiken89

adamaiken89

I do not see any issues on Skype.
It is still a very useful technology.

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