Teams Migration Leaves Undeletable Skype Chat History
After the Skype-to-Teams migration, users cannot delete or remove old Skype conversations from their Teams chat list. This clutters the interface with irrelevant legacy threads. The issue is scoped to migrated accounts and has no visible workaround.
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