Microsoft Teams Drops Support for Older Android Versions, Forcing Device Upgrades
A Microsoft Teams user reports the app no longer works on their Android 14 device after a recent update, effectively requiring a new phone to keep using it for work. The forced obsolescence creates an unexpected financial burden for users who rely on the app professionally.
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