Microsoft Teams Mobile App Traps Users on Old Account With No Logout Option
Microsoft Teams mobile app fails to allow account switching or logout when an old credential (e.g., expired school email) is cached. The same error loops indefinitely, requiring a full reinstall to use a different account.
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