Microsoft Teams Shows False 'Open App' Notification Every Five Minutes
Following a recent update, a Microsoft Teams user reports receiving a notification prompting them to open the app to continue receiving notifications as often as every five minutes, rather than actual message alerts. The extremely high frequency of this false prompt makes the app disruptive to use for its core purpose of timely notifications.
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