Microsoft Teams blocks sign-in for personal single-email accounts
A personal user with a single email address cannot sign into Microsoft Teams, which appears optimized for enterprise multi-account environments. The friction prevents adoption for non-professional use cases. Microsoft controls the auth flow with no third-party workaround.
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