Microsoft pull quietly the plug on their movies and TV shop

Microsoft sharply closed their online film and TV shop. On Friday, thim technician giant is quietly updated both his General and it Xbox Support Pages to reflect changes. Users will no longer be able to buy new content from Microsoft.com and Microsoft Store in Windows and Xbox.

Thank you, Microsoft says if you already have the movies or show the store you can always watch it because of the movies & TV and Windows disposition. Microsoft says the technical support will also continue the problems with any content purchased before, at least for now.

Unfortunately, Microsoft says it is not provided the refunds or ways for users to transfer their libraries to other digital video services. However, use may Link select titles at the movies everywhere, a platform that consolute digital purchases from participants of participants.

Microsoft did not explain why you shut down the service. A portperson said to Gizmoda in an email that company “has nothing more to share at this time.”

The move appears as a quiet retreat from the digital videos, as video streaming in netflix and first videos supreign revises. Microsoft Support page also runs users to use competition services.

“Xbox shops have another entertainment service that offers the latest leisure books, Apple TV, Apple TV, and doing at home, Among: Other: A company at home

Xbox users have posted on the reddit that they started receiving notifications on the change this morning.

“Microsoft Film & TV not offers movies of the movies for the purchase. You can continue to watch your video purchased in Xbox.” Notification said, according to screenshot on reddit.

Some income users also have seen this others are worried that the movies app is also locked and they can lose it permanently lost their videos purchased.

This is not the first time Microsoft supported by digital media. Calls his zune music service in 2015, then closed their successor, groove music, in 2017, when he told users move their playlists for Spotify. I am