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Microsoft also reminds you that you'll need Office 2016 (for Windows), Office 2019, or Microsoft 365 Apps to connect to services like Exchange and SharePoint Online. Clearly, Microsoft wants users to transition to Microsoft 365.
Office 2010 and Office 2016 for Mac are two products with perpetual licenses, meaning you own them forever. However, after October 13th, they will no longer be supported. You can still use them indefinitely, though you may face security risks. Microsoft 365 is clearly a subscription product that requires payment if you want to use it.
Alternatively, you can download and use the latest version of Office 2019 to ensure maximum security and full feature support.
If you're unsure how to install the software on your device, you can refer to how to install Office 2019 on your Mac here:
- Read more: How to Install Office 2019 on MacBook
Speaking of updates, Windows 10 also has some end-of-life deadlines approaching. First is version 1809, which will no longer be supported after November. In fact, support for Windows 10 version 1809 has been extended due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, support for version 1903 is also ending, with the timing falling in December.
Furthermore, Facebook - the world's largest social network, has updated and introduced several new features on Messenger to enhance the chatting experience.
