Microsoft Teams video calls lack a clean fullscreen mode without dial-pad clutter
Users want Microsoft Teams video calls to support a true fullscreen view with the numeric keypad hidden, reducing on-screen clutter during calls. This is a minor but repeatedly noticed interface annoyance during video meetings.
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