I know I'm far from the first person to note this, but Microsoft deciding to make retention patterns the only way to keep using Office 365 without paying for Copilot—i.e., there's no option like "Switch back to original Office 365 service, without Copi...
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I know I'm far from the first person to note this, but Microsoft deciding to make retention patterns the only way to keep using Office 365 without paying for Copilot—i.e., there's no option like "Switch back to original Office 365 service, without Copilot" readily available, you have to click "Cancel subscription" and THEN you finally get the screen that says "Or you could switch to the Classic version?" and the option finally appears—is a really, really depressing sign of things to come
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I know I'm far from the first person to note this, but Microsoft deciding to make retention patterns the only way to keep using Office 365 without paying for Copilot—i.e., there's no option like "Switch back to original Office 365 service, without Copilot" readily available, you have to click "Cancel subscription" and THEN you finally get the screen that says "Or you could switch to the Classic version?" and the option finally appears—is a really, really depressing sign of things to come
I am NOT looking forward to "To use Excel without allowing Microsoft to record audio constantly from your cellphone, first click [Cancel subscription]. Then click [Really cancel], then [No, I'm serious. I'm never using Office again, even if it makes me unemployable]. Then click [...] and wait until you hear weeping sounds from the speakers. Then click either [Look... I never meant to hurt you] or [We just aren't a good match], depending on your subscription's simulated childhood trauma, and
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