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Microsoft is getting rid of Wi-Fi Sense

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Start date May 11, 2016

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May 11, 2016

Microsoft is getting rid of Wi-Fi Sense, citing low demand and low usage. The feature lets you easily share your Wi-Fi credentials with your Outlook, Skype, and Facebook friends, as well as connect to open Wi-Fi networks.

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