Microsoft Teams Copilot toggle re-enables and messaging state desyncs
Users report Microsoft Teams' Copilot toggle reverting to enabled on each launch, plus chronic messaging-server disconnects and read/unread status desyncs. The defects are functional, not feature-gap, so users feel locked in by employer mandate.
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