Microsoft Teams Repeatedly Locks Users Out During Urgent Messages
Users report being forced to re-authenticate every session in Microsoft Teams, including during time-sensitive communications. The login flow fails even after entering all required codes, leaving workers unable to access urgent work messages. The experience has driven some users to prefer older tools like Skype.
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