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Microsoft will lose near 0% of customers over this. They might even gain market share! Existing customers will complain and then learn to live with and continue
by givemeethekeys 1y ago
Microsoft will lose near 0% of customers over this. They might even gain market share! Existing customers will complain and then learn to live with and continue paying.
There's nothing any of their competitors can do - look at Slack vs. Teams. Those who don't like it found alternatives a long time ago.
- thewebguyd 1y agoSysadmin here and this is the unfortunate truth. This is already disabled in my tenant along with the million other “features” MS shoves down our throats monthly. But, we remain and businesses have no appetite to exit Microsoft, not that there’s an equivalent bundled competitior to everything a 365 license gets you. So I keep tabs on what’s coming out of Redmond, curse at them inside, and then disable the crap and move on with my job. MS knows no one is leaving so they continue to get away with it.