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Pilot’s 50 minute in-flight tech support call failed to avert $200 million F-35 fireball

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Microsoft finally retires Skype after 22 years of service

By Hassam Nasir Published

Today, May 5th, marks the final day for Skype, ending its 22-year run as a staple of daily communication.

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Skype to finally be shuttered in May, 22 years after its August 2003 launch

By Christopher Harper Published

Skype to be sunsetted in Q3 2025.

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Microsoft Teams, Google Hangouts Meet Offer Free Features in Response to Coronavirus

By Lucian Armasu Published

Microsoft Teams and Google Hangouts Meet will offer advanced features for free due to coronavirus.

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Report: Microsoft Contractors Hear Skype, Cortana Recordings

By Nathaniel Mott Published

Microsoft reportedly has contractors help train AI using snippets of audio recorded via the Translate feature in Skype, as well as the Cortana voice assistant.

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Skype 7 Gets a Stay of Execution

By Nathaniel Mott Published

Microsoft planned to discontinue the "classic" version of Skype on September 1, but after user backlash, it's decided to keep the app around for a while.

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Signal Users' 'Disappearing Messages' Are Saved Indefinitely On macOS

By Lucian Armasu Published

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It's Not Just You, Skype Is Down

By Nathaniel Mott Published

Skype is currently unstable--we've noticed this morning that messages will be "Waiting" to send, be marked as "Sent," and then either disappear into the void or go back to "Waiting."

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'Skype & Type' Attack Shows Feasability Of Acoustic Eavesdropping In VoIP Calls

By Lucian Armasu Published

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Skype To End Support For Older Versions Of Android And Windows (Updated)

By Michael Justin Allen Sexton Published

Skype announced that it would end support for all Windows-based smartphones and older versions of Android.

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