Microsoft Teams Silently Loses Auth Without Re-Login Prompt
Microsoft Teams periodically stops delivering messages and updates without alerting the user that their session has expired. Users only discover the failure after checking manually, losing hours of communication. Reinstalling does not reliably fix the issue, indicating a persistent session management defect.
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