Teams Update Removes Personal Account Access Preventing Work-Personal Switching
A Teams update deleted personal accounts and prevented re-adding them, breaking the work-to-personal account switching workflow users relied on. Users are stuck with only work accounts on a platform marketed for both use cases. This regression affects hybrid personal-professional Teams users.
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