Microsoft Teams Downtime with Multi-Hour Notification Delays
Enterprise Teams users report repeated outages with message delivery failures and notification delays lasting several hours. The problem recurs even after reinstalls, pointing to a platform-side reliability issue rather than a client configuration problem. The impact on distributed teams is significant, blocking real-time coordination.
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