Microsoft Teams on-screen keyboard overlaps text input on Samsung foldables
Users on Samsung Fold devices report that the on-screen keyboard overlaps the typing area in Microsoft Teams, obscuring what they are writing. It is unclear whether the fix belongs to Samsung foldable UI layer or Microsoft Teams app, leaving the bug unaddressed.
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