Microsoft recently clarified the term 'deprecation', emphasizing it means an advance warning prior to future removal of software. This distinction is particularly relevant as Windows 10 approaches its end of support on October 14, 2025, although development continues. Features like Suggested Actions in Windows 11 are being deprecated, yet Microsoft continues to support Windows 10 through its Insider program. This clarification aims to address misconceptions, especially those propagated by AI overviews, regarding the status of Windows 10, reinforcing that there is still an active development phase ongoing.
Microsoft clarified that 'deprecation' means to inform users of future removal, not the immediate end of a product, as seen with Windows features and support.
While some features like NTLM protocols are set to be deprecated, Windows 10 is still under active development, debunking misconceptions about its status.
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