Microsoft Teams Lacks Simple 24-Hour Time Format Toggle
Users of Microsoft Teams are frustrated that the app does not offer a straightforward 24-hour time display option, forcing them to work with an unfamiliar format. The complaint reflects a narrow UI/UX annoyance rather than a broad structural gap.
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