Microsoft Teams Drops Calls, Freezes Presenter View, and Stops Messaging
Teams on mobile and desktop drops calls, cuts audio, shows inconsistent presenter views across attendees, and eventually stops loading messages entirely. Single review describing severe multi-faceted reliability failures across Teams core features.
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