Remember that you're talking about a company that had the problem of a lack of apps/developer attention on their original mobile platform (Windows Phone 7) and decided that the solution was to reset the ecosystem in a backwards-incompatible way... twice. (first with WP8, then with W10).
After that kind of stupidity, I'm not sure anything else would be much of a surprise. It saddens me to say this because Windows Phone could've actually been a great platform and alternative to iOS/Android had idiots not been in charge of it.
After that kind of stupidity, I'm not sure anything else would be much of a surprise. It saddens me to say this because Windows Phone could've actually been a great platform and alternative to iOS/Android had idiots not been in charge of it.