Microsoft Teams Mobile App Crashes on Specific Android Devices for Weeks
Microsoft Teams crashes persistently on certain Android device models with no fix deployed for over a month. Enterprise users on non-flagship Android hardware are left without mobile access to a business-critical communication tool. The extended unresolved period suggests inadequate mobile device coverage in Teams' QA process.
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