Teams App Displays Upsell Button Despite Active Paid Subscription
Paid Teams users see an Unlock Premium button they cannot dismiss, creating UI confusion about their subscription status. This is a billing state synchronization bug — the UI does not reflect the user paid entitlements. Single mention, zero upvotes, minimal detail.
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