Microsoft Teams Mobile App Severe Performance Degradation
Users report Microsoft Teams mobile app runs extremely slowly and causes device overheating. This is a vendor-specific reliability issue affecting mobile workers. The problem hinders real-time communication on mobile devices.
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Microsoft Teams Mobile App Causes Device Overheating During Video Calls
Teams mobile users report significant phone overheating during video meetings, indicating the app uses excessive CPU or GPU resources on mobile hardware. This degrades user experience and can cause battery damage, forcing users to shorten or avoid video-enabled meetings on mobile. The issue points to insufficient mobile-specific performance optimization in the Teams client.
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