Microsoft Teams Ignores Do Not Disturb and Over-Prompts Verification
Users forced to use Microsoft Teams report it disregards system Do Not Disturb settings and requires excessive (triple/quadruple) identity verification steps, creating friction for a mandated workplace tool.
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