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Today, Microsoft dropped a bombshell: Skype will be officially discontinued in May, with users encouraged to migrate to Microsoft Teams instead. While this news sent waves of shock across the internet, for many in the Findom community, it felt like the ground beneath us had suddenly shifted.

Skype has long been the go-to platform for private, unrestricted conversations between PayPigs and Goddesses. It’s where real connections are built, where financial submission happens beyond the limits of traditional cam sites, and where Findom relationships thrive away from the prying eyes of censorship-heavy platforms. So, what now?

A Look Back: When Skype Took Over

I still remember the early days of Findom, more than 15 years ago. Back then, MSN Messenger and Yahoo Messenger were the kings of instant messaging. Most Goddesses preferred Yahoo Messenger, and I was hooked on it myself. But things changed when Microsoft took over Skype, MSN was phased out, and Yahoo Messenger faded into obscurity.

For years, Skype was the place for private sessions, financial drains, and deep one-on-one interactions. But let’s be honest—this moment has been coming for a while. The lack of real updates, the slow but steady decline of its features, and the push for Microsoft Teams made it clear that Skype was living on borrowed time.

Where Do We Go From Here?

Right now, the best move is to wait and see where the majority of Goddesses and PayPigs migrate. It’s possible that some will simply move over to Microsoft Teams. But let’s be real—Teams is far from ideal for Findom. If you already use it for work (like I do), having a second Teams account dedicated to Findom is a nightmare. It’s heavily integrated into Microsoft’s ecosystem, tied to email and calendars, and running multiple accounts on the same device is nearly impossible.

A more likely contender? Telegram.

• Feature-rich & private – It has all the tools needed for Findom, with strong privacy settings.
• No censorship fears – Unlike Skype or traditional cam platforms, Telegram offers more freedom.
• Findom Alerts – If you know, you know.

But again, it’s too early to tell. The announcement just dropped, and most people are still figuring out their next move. The only thing that’s certain? This isn’t the end of private Findom sessions—just a shift into a new era.

Oh, and let’s not forget the elephant in the room: SkyPrivate. What does this mean for them? That’s a whole other discussion—one I’ll definitely be writing about soon. Stay tuned.