Skype 8.0 functions similarly to its mobile versions, and it even works on Windows 10. Previously, Windows 10 users were compelled to use the UWP app.
Download Skype 8.0 on your device here: Install Skype 8.0.
Refer to how to install Skype here.
According to the initial plan, the 'classic' Skype will cease operations on September 1st. However, recently, Brad Sams, a user on the Thurrott.com website, discovered information about Microsoft extending support for Skype 7.0. This information was posted as an update on the support forum.
Microsoft does not pressure users to use the new Skype.
Notification content:
'Based on user feedback and contributions, we will extend support for Skype 7.0 (or Classic Skype) for some time. Users can continue to use the Classic Skype version until then.'
Thank you very much for your valuable feedback. We are making every effort to incorporate the features you request into the new Skype 8.0 version.
Regardless, the fate of Skype 7.0 will eventually come to an end, sooner or later. Ultimately, users will still need to transition to using Skype 8.0 or the UWP app for Windows 10 users.
Mytour will continuously update the latest information related to the 'destiny' of Skype 7.0. So, don't forget to read the latest articles on Mytour. In case you don't have a Skype account yet, you can refer to how to register for Skype here.
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