Teams login fails on Android 16 claiming user not invited by organization
After updating to Android 16 with April 2025 security patch, Teams login fails with a false "not invited by your organisation" error on OnePlus Nord 3. Login works on other Android devices, confirming a device/OS-specific regression.
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