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Microsoft Unifies Copilot Apps, Axes Three Features

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Microsoft is merging its two Copilot apps into one, streamlining features for personal and work use. The move affects Microsoft Copilot's consumer version and Microsoft 365 Copilot, which serves professional purposes.

The new app will preserve chats and content from both versions, but users can expect minor changes to navigation, a new icon, and direct access to chat in the updated version.

However, some features will be discontinued on August 18. Podcasts, Deep Research, and Group Chat will no longer be accessible after this date, prompting users to export any relevant data before then.

The change mainly benefits users who switch between personal and work Copilot, as they'll only need one app for both purposes.

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