Notion Mobile App Traps Users in Infinite Login Failure Loop With No Support Path
Notion's mobile app enters an infinite failure loop on login with no way to recover or contact support from within the broken state. Users are forced to uninstall without recourse. The absence of any in-app or accessible support contact compounds the frustration of a hard login failure.
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