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It is apparent that Microsoft doesn't care how any of the people, who spent money on their products, are hurt with their actions. All they care about is how much money they make. They could keep Windows Phone 10 as it is and not add any improvements and most of us would be satisfied. But they will make changes that will stop the Apps from working if it means more profit for them. I will not purchase any other devices or operating systems from them. Since they say that they will not support Windows Phone 10 any more, I will set my phone to reject any updates so they can't do an update to stop it from working completely. Which means that it would only work as an online device and my phone and messaging functions would continue to work. Any Apps that still work would have to keep their servers operating, which probably won't happen. I should be able to get my Email from Outlook by logging onto the server unless they stop letting anyone log in online without an App even on computers. I have had a Microsoft email since Windows 98, but if they do this, I can change. But it doesn't have to be a Microsoft product. I have avoided Mackintosh and iPhone completely, from their beginning, because they operated exactly the way Microsoft is starting to act.
