The term "MSN times" typically refers to the period when MSN (Microsoft Network) Messenger was a dominant instant messaging service. Launched by Microsoft in 1999, MSN Messenger quickly gained popularity as one of the earliest and most widely used instant messaging platforms. It allowed users to send text messages, share files, and make voice and video calls. The service evolved over time, adding features like custom emoticons, games, and integration with other Microsoft services such as Hotmail and later, Outlook. MSN Messenger became a cultural phenomenon, especially among teenagers and young adults, who used it for socializing and staying connected with friends and family. Despite its eventual decline and replacement by more modern communication tools, the "MSN times" evoke nostalgia for a simpler era of online communication before the rise of social media and smartphone apps. https://msntimes.org/
