Teams Guest Users Cannot Switch Organizations on Mobile Browser
Guest users in Microsoft Teams cannot switch to an organization they are a guest in from the mobile app, and the suggested browser fallback rejects the mobile browser version entirely. This leaves affected guest users with no functional workaround.
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