Microsoft Teams Requires Repeated Reinstalls and Loses Account Access
A user forced to use Microsoft Teams for work reports having to uninstall and reinstall the app more than a dozen times, and is currently locked out of their account entirely with no resolution in sight. The report lacks technical detail on the underlying cause, but points to a severe reliability and account-access failure for a mandated work tool.
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