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Skype officially shut down after 23-year run as Microsoft shifts focus to other platforms
Microsoft has officially shut down Skype, the video-call service that helped launch a new era for online communication. The tech company said it will shift its video-conference services to Microsoft Teams, its flagship communication platform, according to a report in CNET, the tech media outlet.
Skype users are now being migrated to Microsoft Teams, where their contacts and chat history will be available. Microsoft ...
Microsoft has pulled the plug on Skype, the well-loved video messaging platform that recently celebrated its 21st birthday.
Microsoft is no longer offering Skype and is helping its users make the transition to Teams as the service officially retires ...
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