Microsoft Teams Bluetooth Audio Randomly Stops Working
Bluetooth audio connections in Microsoft Teams intermittently and unpredictably stop functioning, making Bluetooth unreliable for calls. One of several independent reports of Teams audio/Bluetooth issues, pointing to a recurring platform bug.
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