As reported by Neowin, Microsoft has just notified users “about the future state of the new Teams client on older Windows 10 and 11 versions. Soon, the app will start nagging users to update their operating systems to remain supported, and in a few months, Teams will stop working altogether.”

Businesses can expect to pay a shockingly high sum for a subscription to Windows 10 Extended Security Updates. Educators will fare better. But what about consumers?

I’m excited because I think the security community is going to get how much we’ve pushed [into Recall].” One of Microsoft’s first big changes is that the company isn’t forcing people to use Recall if they don’t want to.

In its latest attempt to address AI security and privacy concerns, Microsoft provided new details about the underlying architecture for its upcoming Recall feature, which promises to let Windows users quickly locate information they’ve previously viewed on their PCs with help from artificial intelligence.

Windows 10 users are already facing major changes later next year when this popular operating system loses all free support from Microsoft but now there's a more urgent deadline that shouldn't be ignored.

January 15, 2025. Millions of PCs running Windows 10, the most popular desktop operating system on the planet, are already counting down the days until October 14, 2025 when Microsoft will cut off support for the software.