Microsoft Teams Mobile App Fails to Place Calls and Crashes Frequently
A user reports being unable to call teammates from the Microsoft Teams mobile app, which also crashes frequently. This core reliability failure undermines Teams' basic mobile calling functionality for remote and hybrid workers.
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