Microsoft Skype released a version 5.5 update for smartphone's running Android operating systems. This new update includes automatic login. Microsoft Skype will remember your login credentials so that you do not have to enter them each time.
You just tap on an arrow and Microsoft Skype software will sign you in. This feature can be disabled. You must be signed in, in order to disable automatic login.
You will want to select a menu icon, then select Settings. Under a Privacy section you will see an option for automatic login. You will want to make sure that option is disabled.
You will then be prompted for your Microsoft Skype password each time like before. Another new interesting feature for Microsoft Skype for Android 5.5 is web link previews. When you send a web link over chat, you will see a preview of what you are sending.
You can download this free update from Microsoft Skype's Google Play store page. In order to run Microsoft Skype version 5.5 on your Google Android device, you must have Google Android version 4.0 or later. Also, you will need to make sure your Google Android has an ARMv7 processor or processor capable of running ARMv7 instruction sets, in order to run Microsoft Skype video.
ARMv6 processors can still run Microsoft Skype for Google Android but video will not function. Finally, up to twenty seven megabytes of disk space is required.
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