Teams Admin Notification Settings Fail to Sync Across Devices
Teams admin-controlled notification settings do not correctly propagate to user devices after being re-enabled. Users see stale disabled states across multiple devices despite admin changes. The lack of reliable settings sync undermines enterprise notification control.
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