Microsoft Teams sign-in fails for video call links and passcodes
Users cannot sign into Microsoft Teams when joining via shared links or passcodes, blocking participation in video calls. The issue surfaces intermittently with no clear resolution path, suggesting an authentication or session handling defect.
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