Microsoft Teams Mobile App Repeatedly Prompts for Password Despite Troubleshooting
Microsoft Teams mobile users report being repeatedly prompted to re-enter their password every few minutes, even after clearing cache, reinstalling, and rebooting. The recurring authentication loop disrupts continuous use of the app for work communication.
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