The second major Windows 10 update is expected to start rolling out in April which will bring several new features. At an event in October, Microsoft showcased a feature called My People that was expected to be included with the Windows 10 Creators Update, but the company now confirmed the feature is not yet ready.
Microsoft's Dona Sarkar, head of the Windows Insider program, said that the firm decided to hold back My People until the next major OS update, as there is still work to be done before making it available for users.
For those that are unfamiliar with the feature, My People will allow you to quickly access your favorite contacts in Windows 10 from the taskbar and interact with them, either by sending a photo or calling them via Skype.
"As we shared at our event in October, we're excited to bring your people to the front and center of your computing experience in Windows with the My People experience. Our goal with Windows is to deliver experiences you'll love and we've made the decision to hold this feature for the next major update to Windows," Dona said today.
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