Microsoft Teams Randomly Defaults Calls to Speakerphone
Microsoft Teams users report calls unpredictably switch to speakerphone mode regardless of settings, and Do Not Disturb fails to block incoming calls. This creates unwanted noise exposure and disrupts focus for users relying on the app for work communication.
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