Windows XP had built-in video calls 25 years ago, and Microsoft has been killing its replacements ever since
Long before Zoom, Windows Messenger let Windows XP users video chat, share apps and call landlines through paid providers. MSN Messenger was a different app altogether, and after Windows Live Messenger and Skype were retired, Microsoft’s messaging ended at Teams, a WebView2 app built for work. The post Windows XP had…

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