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Never knew about this feature. . .so in reality it really makes no difference at least to me. . .:)
Microsoft dropping Rooms feature on Windows Phones in March
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Such a shame about that. I recently discovered Rooms and it is just the bee's knees, only for Windows Phone users. android and ios users don't get group chat or a good unified experience like Windows Phone does.
Let's hope they replace it with something cross platform and legitimately more awesome than just GroupMe, that's lame.
Microsoft dropping Rooms feature on Windows Phones in March
Posted: 18 Feb 2015
Source: Microsoft dropping support for Rooms feature on Windows Phones in March | Windows CentralMicrosoft has announced today that it will be dropping support for the Rooms feature on Windows Phones in March. In an email sent out to users, the company notes that you'll still be able to interact with your room photo albums, calendars, and notes, but you won't be able to create new rooms, make membership or permission changes, or send new messages after the March deadline.
While the shared items and files will still remain accessible on Windows Phone 8 and 8.1 devices, things are a little different if you've jumped onto the Windows 10 for phones preview. From Microsoft:
Microsoft doesn't say exactly when in March it will drop support, so it would probably be a good idea to start backing up any files and chats that you care about now."We're making way for new features in Windows 10 that will help you stay in touch with the people that matter most. Once you update to Windows 10 Technical Preview for phones, rooms will no longer show up on your phone. You'll still be able to get to your photo albums, calendars and notes, either on the web or by using other apps on your phone. You won't be able to see your chat history or send or receive any new chats."
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