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Microsoft announces they're killing Skype in 2025, and somehow Skype is still sending notifications in 2026 like an undead zombie that refuses to stay buried. Classic Microsoft product lifecycle—they announce the death of a service, everyone moves on, but the app itself didn't get the memo and keeps haunting your system tray like a ghost that won't leave.
The "dummy string" notifications are the chef's kiss here—even in its zombie state, Skype is still pushing useless placeholder messages. It's like watching a corpse twitch. You can uninstall it seventeen times, but it'll somehow reinstall itself with the next Windows update because Microsoft products have separation anxiety.
RIP Skype (2003-2025-2026-????). Died multiple times, still not dead. Much like Internet Explorer, which Microsoft "killed" but still ships with Windows for "compatibility reasons."
