Microsoft Teams Re-Authentication Interrupts Work Every Hour
Users are forced to re-verify identity through the Authenticator app even after short absences in Microsoft Teams. The repeated interruptions break focus and disrupt work sessions. This is controlled by enterprise IT policy and Microsoft's session management, not a gap an independent tool can fill.
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