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MSN Messenger Makes Surprising Return: Is the Retro Chat Service Functional in 2025?
Buenos Aires, Argentina – A recent online video has sparked a wave of nostalgia and surprise among internet users, demonstrating that Microsoft's iconic instant messaging service, MSN Messenger, is still operational in 2025. The video, uploaded by user NadiuskyOK, directly refutes claims that the service is defunct, showcasing a successful login, active contact, and real-time message exchange, complete with emojis and the classic 'nudge' feature. The demonstration begins with NadiuskyOK logging into a Windows Live Messenger client, displaying a connected contact. "For those who say it doesn't work, here I just logged in, and if you look, I have a connected contact," the creator states in the video. The user then proceeds to send a 'hello' message and a blushing emoji, which is promptly returned by the contact, followed by a 'nudge' notification, confirming the full functionality of the chat. "They replied! They sent a nudge and everything!" NadiuskyOK exclaims, visibly delighted. This unexpected revival is attributed by some commentators to community-driven projects like 'Escargot,' which have reportedly reprogrammed the old MSN service to bring it back online. The video has resonated deeply with many, with comments expressing longing for the old platform. One user remarked, "If the original MSN were reactivated, WhatsApp would die in real-time." Another added, "I don't understand why they killed MSN; I swear if we all had it on our phones, if they had known how to evolve it, it would be our main messaging." The video serves as a testament to the enduring appeal of early internet culture and the dedication of communities working to preserve digital history.
