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Happened to me with a Samsung “Smart” TV which used to have Skype on it, but Samsung removed that app for no reason that benefitted me. And I have a perfectly

by jl6 9y ago

Happened to me with a Samsung “Smart” TV which used to have Skype on it, but Samsung removed that app for no reason that benefitted me. And I have a perfectly functional Epson printer/scanner whose only drivers no longer work on Windows 10. I could go on and on. That’s just what came to mind with 5 seconds thinking about it.

smnrchrds 9y ago
> Samsung removed that app for no reason that benefited me I think it was Microsoft who decided to stop supporting Skype for TV, not Samsung [1]. Did you find a replacement? Perhaps a third-party device that could be connected to TV? I am in the marker for a living room Skype system and I can't find anything suitable. [1] https://www.theverge.com/2016/3/8/11178976/microsoft-skype-for-tv-support https://www.theverge.com/2016/3/8/11178976/microsoft-skype-f...