Microsoft Teams authentication expires silently, requiring app wipe to recover
Enterprise Teams users face authentication sessions that expire without clear indication, leaving the app stuck and requiring a full storage wipe to recover. Calendar loading is also slow across mobile and desktop. Microsoft controls the fix, leaving no third-party market opportunity.
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