Internet services with announced or expected end-of-life. Confirmed shutdowns at the top with a countdown; the watchlist below covers services with serious risk signals but no public end date. Updated as new evidence emerges.
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Signal:Google has publicly migrated mobile users to Gemini and stated Assistant features will continue to be rolled into Gemini.
Why we’re watching:Once a vendor names a successor and starts moving the install base, the original product typically reaches a feature-freeze and EOL within 12–24 months.
Signal:X moved TweetDeck behind a paid Premium subscription in 2023 and has continued to remove non-paid functionality.
Why we’re watching:Power-user tools that are quietly degraded behind a paywall typically get sunset entirely once the migration is complete; the surface area only shrinks.
Signal:Meta discontinued new Portal hardware in 2022 and has not announced a successor; existing devices remain supported but the line has not been refreshed.
Why we’re watching:Hardware ecosystems that go three years without a refresh almost always wind down their cloud-side services to cut maintenance cost.
Signal:Amazon Drive shut down in 2023; remaining Photos-only flows have shrunk and Amazon recommends third-party migration tools.
Why we’re watching:Service shells that survive a parent shutdown rarely get long-term investment — they are usually held open for legal-retention windows and then quietly closed.
See also: Internet Graveyard for services that have already retired, with sourced shutdown records and replacement notes.Browse the archive