Please consider this example, if you will. When they first came out, mobile phones used an analogue system for communications. Then, after a while, mobile phones that used a digital system came out. The various networks supported both systems for quite a while. However, as more people switched to the digital mobile phones (with better signal and more functions) the network providers decided to switch off the analogue networks (and, in my case, gave me a new digital mobile phone), which meant they did not have to support and maintain an obsolete system. This not only allows them to concentrate on the current (and future) technologies, it means they can save money by not having to support what is generally agreed to be an obsolete system.
Would you go back to the ancient mobile phones? No, and neither would I.
Would you go back to the ancient mobile phones? No, and neither would I.
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