Microsoft Teams Mobile Sign-In Loops After Email Entry
Teams on mobile spins and fails after email entry with a login error, despite working the previous week. Single authentication regression report in enterprise messaging.
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The Microsoft Teams app gets stuck in a sign-in loop, repeatedly returning to the login screen and preventing users from accessing their account.
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