Microsoft Teams Blocks Registration for Privacy-Focused Email Providers
Users with privacy-focused email services like Proton are blocked from registering for Microsoft Teams. This affects users who prioritize email privacy but need to collaborate via Teams. The restriction appears arbitrary and undocumented.
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