Remember that iconic ringtone? In the early 2000s, Skype was the king of communication. Today, it’s a ghost town. In this episode, we decode the tragic collapse of the app that connected the world before anyone else.

We track its rebellious origins from the creators of KaZaA (yes, the pirates) to the massive $8.5 billion acquisition by Microsoft. You’ll learn how corporate bloatware, a confused identity, and a failure to adapt to mobile turned a beloved product into a slow, buggy mess.

Then we analyze the killers: How WhatsApp won on simplicity, Discord stole the gamers, and Zoom ate Skype's lunch during the pandemic simply by working with a single link.

By the end, you’ll understand the fatal mistake of "fixing" something that wasn't broken and why simplicity always defeats complexity in the tech world.

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