Teams Users Confused When Admin-Disabled Chat Appears as a Failure
A Teams user cannot open chats and sees a message stating their administrator has disabled chat, but has no context for why or how to resolve it. This is an organizational policy setting rather than a malfunction, though the user experiences it as the app being broken.
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