Similar to Snapchat's Stories feature, the Highlights feature on Skype hasn't truly captured users' attention. In a recent announcement, Microsoft stated that the Highlights feature will only be available on Skype until the end of September 30th, after which it will disappear entirely from the application.
Microsoft Removes the Highlight Feature on Skype
Microsoft emphasizes in their announcement the removal of the Highlights feature, shifting focus towards functionalities such as chat, call features, and contact directory, making it easier for users to engage in conversations on the platform. The Highlights feature will still be available in the app's settings until the end of September 30th, after which it will vanish entirely.
Upcoming Features
Furthermore, Microsoft reveals plans to revamp Skype, discarding unnecessary old features and introducing a range of new features, improving the application's performance. Additionally, the message forwarding feature is being globally rolled out to users.
You can use Skype on mobile by downloading
- Download Skype for Android
- Download Skype for iPhone
The software giant continually strives to enhance Skype, aiming to make the app the leading messaging service on both computers and mobile devices. This is evident in the specific 'revamp' of the app on Android and iOS platforms, receiving community support.
Before each new update is released, Microsoft consistently seeks and listens to user feedback to continually improve its application. The next update is no exception, and we eagerly await to see what Microsoft has in store for its messaging service.
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