Microsoft Teams Shows Archived Teams in Sidebar With No Option to Hide Them
Teams that have been archived remain permanently visible in the Teams sidebar alongside active ones, with no hide, collapse, or filter option. In organizations that archive finished projects, this causes the sidebar to accumulate clutter indefinitely. Users cannot personalize their workspace view to surface only what is relevant to their current work.
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