Windows 10 Mobile will officially be declared dead in December 2019
For those who are still using Windows 10 Mobile, this is the best time to switch to Android or iOS platform.
The last Windows Phone version - Windows 10 Mobile 1709 was released in 2017. Until now, the operating system still received timely security updates and patches from Microsoft, although it no longer attracted the attention. interest of developers.
However, this will end on December 10, 2019, when Microsoft will officially stop supporting Windows 10 Mobile. At that time, only security patch updates will be released, if any security holes appear, Windows 10 Mobile users may be in danger.
For those who are still using Windows 10 Mobile, this is the best time to switch to Android or iOS platform.
This move by Microsoft shows that its smartphone project will likely be difficult to launch or will have to run Android OS if successful.
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