Microsoft Teams sync failures require clearing cache multiple times daily
Teams sync broke for users following a recent update, requiring cache clearing and phone restarts up to 5 times per day to restore functionality. This is a regression introduced by a platform update with no stable fix available. The recurring workaround is unsustainable for daily work use.
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