Microsoft Teams Mobile Authentication Loop Locks Out Users
Teams mobile app enters a broken authentication loop where phone verification is never delivered and fallback methods also fail, leaving employees completely unable to log in. The issue affects multiple users simultaneously, indicating a systemic failure.
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Microsoft Teams mobile app refuses authentication even when username, password, and authenticator codes are all correct, while the same credentials succeed on web and desktop. Repeated reinstallations produce inconsistent behavior with no error message explaining the failure. Employees who require mobile access for work are completely locked out with no self-service resolution path.
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