Microsoft Teams Unable to Send Messages or Receive Timely Notifications
Since April, Teams users report being unable to send messages, experiencing severely delayed notifications, and being unable to read existing messages. The failure makes the app non-functional for collaboration. This is a vendor-side reliability regression.
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