Microsoft Teams Suddenly Locks Out a Long-Used Device as Non-Compliant With No Explanation
A user who has used Teams on the same phone for over a year is abruptly blocked with a device non-compliant error and no visible reason or remediation guidance. This points to a communication and troubleshooting gap in how conditional-access/device-compliance enforcement is surfaced to end users.
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