Microsoft Teams Mobile Call Notifications and Audio Routing Failures
Users report Microsoft Teams increasingly fails to surface incoming call notifications when the phone is locked or accounts are switched, and audio frequently fails to route to Bluetooth headphones during calls. Because Teams is often mandated for work, affected users have no alternative despite the growing list of reliability issues.
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