Microsoft Teams Breaks on Android After Update, Reinstall Does Not Fix
Microsoft Teams stopped working on Android after a recent update, with force close, reinstall, and network switching all failing to restore function. The app works on iOS but is completely non-functional on the same user's Android device.
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