It has a very simple design and is easy to navigate for first-time users. It has expanded to include video calling and remains free for users. WhatsApp was made famous as a messaging and voice calling application that could use Wi-Fi. For these purposes, Whatsapp and Facebook Messenger are two applications that perform very well for an ordinary user. Many consumers dislike Skype because of its relatively bad connectivity, outdated UI, and pushing a message-based platform instead of focusing on what made it a big name: video calls. Other services such as WeChat and Telegram are “stealing” users from the once-iconic Skype. Although many corporate clients such as GE and Accenture still sign up for Skype for Business and stand by the new software, ordinary users have found replacements.įor example, Apple fans go to FaceTime, gamers use Discord or Twitch, and over 1.5 billion people worldwide (including myself) use WhatsApp. Click the green “Uninstall” button when it pops up. Scroll down to find Skype, then check the little box on the left side. Soon, you should be to see a list of all the programs you’ve installed on your computer.
Once you get the program installed, navigate to the “Multi Uninstaller” feature through the left panel. Worse yet, sometimes it ran in the background in a “sneaky” way, over-consuming system resources (CPU, Memory, Disk, etc.) on my computer. Skype keeps starting automatically every time I open up my HP laptop (Windows 10, 64-bit). One thing I found really annoying about the app is Skype opening on its own. But as technology advances, we sometimes have to move forward because we always prefer to try better things, right? Don’t get me wrong though, I still use Skype occasionally. We Google questions we WhatsApp friends… but we no longer Skype. Skype was once a verb, joining companies like Google and Facebook whose services are so important to us.
Since Microsoft acquired Skype in 2011, the communication platform has changed rapidly from the sleek, friendly software that we users once adored. Skype used to be the buzzword we used when we wanted to connect with friends or colleagues. The quality of video conferencing was unparalleled.
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