Microsoft Teams requires excessive logins disrupting meetings
Users experience repeated authentication prompts when trying to access Microsoft Teams, causing them to miss meetings. The excessive login steps create friction in enterprise collaboration workflows. This appears to be an auth session management issue specific to certain configurations.
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