Microsoft Teams Join-Without-Signing-In Button Fails, Compounded by Camera and Hang-Up Bugs
A user trying to join a Teams meeting found the join-without-signing-in option completely unresponsive, losing 10 minutes before realizing they had to manually sign out first. Once in the meeting, the camera did not work and the app could not be exited without restarting the phone, turning a routine meeting join into a multi-step troubleshooting ordeal.
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