Skype is going ad-free, as indicated in a <\/a>. The latest update removes all ads from the entire platform, including Skype channels and the main chat interface. Microsoft said this move was a response to feedback and an attempt to make the \u201cSkype experience cleaner and more user-friendly.\u201d This is certainly welcome news, considering every other company <\/a>.<\/p>\n The \u201ctoday\u201d section of Skype will remain, along with the pre-existing newsfeed. There just won\u2019t be any ads to accompany that feed. Users can also delete the newsfeed tab by heading to the settings menu.<\/p>\n This update also includes a little something for <\/a>. Skype will offer a revamped AI image creation system on the desktop app. This lets people access the image creator from the chat window or the top bar. There\u2019s a \u201cmore intuitive and visually appealing\u201d interface and pictures now expand when clicked on. Otherwise, it\u2019s just your standard image creator.<\/p>\n Finally, the latest update brings integration with the authenticator OneAuth to the iOS app. This already existed on Android. OneAuth replaces the old sign-in system, so users will login automatically if they\u2019re already signed into other Microsoft apps like Teams. It\u2019s pretty handy because there are already way too many passwords floating around our craniums. Who among us can remember exactly how many numbers or exclamation marks to put after the same word we\u2019ve been using as a password since 2002?<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n