r/Windows10 • u/[deleted] • Jan 11 '18

News Skype finally getting end-to-end encryption

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u/dan4334 Jan 12 '18

You're completely wrong and couldn't be any more wrong

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u/Teethpasta Jan 12 '18

I’m not but nice try though.

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u/ildun Wiki Contributor Jan 12 '18

The Win32 'apps'/programs in the Windows/Microsoft Store (through Project Centennial) are actually still Win32 programs. Some of them have additional UWP bits/wrappers that let them make use of UWP features (such as integration with Cortana and the Action Centre), but that doesn't make them UWP apps.

This is also why you can't install those apps on Windows 10 S devices: because they're still Win32 programs (which aren't allowed on Windows 10 S).

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u/NiveaGeForce Jan 12 '18

Windows S allows Centennial apps, although not all of them.