On June 29, Microsoft posted an image across Facebook, Instagram, and X calling the Copilot key a button with “main character energy,” with a caption reading “A button with a main character energy” and the hashtag #MicrosoftCopilot. The post received hundreds of negative comments, including “No its just ai slop,” “REMOVE THE COPILOT BUTTON AND BRING RIGHT CTRL BACK!,” and “Most useless button ever.” This timing is awkward because on the second week of June, Microsoft published a support document confirming the Copilot key caused “disruption to productivity and accessibility workflows,” specifically for users relying on Right Ctrl or the Context menu key. Microsoft is not removing the Copilot key from new laptops but is letting users remap it through a Windows 11 update planned for later this year to act as Right Ctrl or the Context menu key again.