Microsoft Teams Media Sound Fails Through Phone Loudspeaker
A specific version of the Microsoft Teams mobile app fails to route media or call audio to the phone's built-in loudspeaker. The single report gives no device or OS detail, limiting diagnostic value, and reads as a narrow vendor-specific playback bug rather than a broader platform gap.
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