Microsoft has pulled the plug on Skype, ending a two-decade era of digital communication that once revolutionized video and voice calls across the globe.
Launched in 2003, Skype peaked in popularity before losing ground to apps like Zoom, WhatsApp, and Microsoft Teams — which has now replaced it.
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Users can log into Teams with Skype credentials, and data like chat history and contacts will migrate automatically, though some classic features won’t carry over.
The shutdown signals the end of a digital icon that helped shape modern communication.
