Microsoft Teams Call UX Makes Caller ID and Hang-Up Hard to Find
Microsoft Teams has a confusing call interface that makes it difficult for users to identify who is calling them and find a way to end the call, leading to awkward call experiences. Business users on calls find the navigation convoluted and non-intuitive compared to standard phone UI conventions.
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