Microsoft Teams Android Crashes and Loses Planner Sync After Update
A recent Teams update on Android introduced crashes, broken Planner integration, and login failures that prevent normal use. The combination of instability and integration breakage leaves users unable to manage both communications and tasks. The regression has persisted without a fix being issued.
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