Microsoft Teams Fails to Suppress Phone Notifications During Active Desktop Sessions
Users report that Microsoft Teams continues sending phone notifications even while they are actively using the desktop app with notifications configured to pause during desktop activity. This breaks a core cross-device presence feature and disrupts ongoing conversations.
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