feature requestProductivity · Collaboration & MessagingsituationalMobileUXTask ManagementB2B

Microsoft Teams file search and mobile navigation are unusable

Teams users report that finding files and navigating between channels requires far too many steps, especially on mobile. The search experience fails to surface the right documents quickly, and mobile navigation is significantly degraded compared to the desktop. This makes Teams unreliable as a mobile productivity tool.

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