Microsoft Teams Loses Bluetooth Audio When Joining Calls With Audio Already Active
Mobile Teams users report no audio when joining a call while already connected to Bluetooth with audio running elsewhere. Only force-stopping the app or restarting the phone restores sound, disrupting time-sensitive work calls.
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