Microsoft Teams chat history and search fail inconsistently across devices
A user reports that Teams chat history randomly shows all messages or only today's, search results are poor, and the issue reproduces across web, Android, and multiple accounts. CAPTCHA prompts add further friction to an already broken experience.
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