October was an important month for Microsoft Copilot. The Redmond giant launched an update whose main goal was to improve the user experience with this well-known chatbot, but the result did not go as expected. Many users have complained that both user experience and performance have deteriorated, and they’ve said so openly They prefer the previous version.

“One Step Back”, Such a harsh review that this update received from members of Microsoft itself, who also noted that the new interface completely ruins the user experience. The truth is like this i totally agree I liked the previous interface a lot more and I could notice that the quality of the responses has also deteriorated.

The criticism was so fierce that some even petitioned Microsoft Add a button that allows you to return to the previous interface to update. It’s not a bad idea, really, but the Redmond giant doesn’t seem to be giving up on this, at least for now, so we’ll have to continue to put up with the new interface.

On the Insider channel The opinions are very similar, So it’s clear that the overall sentiment towards the October Microsoft Copilot update is largely negative. The Redmond giant usually listens to its community, so it may have taken note to include the changes in future updates. Of course that would be ideal.

There is also some rejection within Microsoft itself of the strategy the company is adopting. Several employees of the Redmond giant declared that Microsoft Copilot was not up to par, even going so far as to describe it as something too “simple”which means it didn’t live up to expectations internally.

Security and privacy are two other major issues that Microsoft employees themselves are aware of. The source of this information says that a company official noted that the Microsoft Copilot tools are “very well sharing information that the client does not want to shareor that I didn’t plan to make it available to other people”.

Microsoft still has many things to improve With its services and AI solutions, this is clear, and the privacy and security of its users’ information are two of the most important. In this sense, I remind you that one of the most interesting functions that Microsoft Copilot was going to integrate was delayed due to the controversy it caused on the level of privacy and security. I’m talking about Memories, a feature that’s still in development and could theoretically arrive in December.