Microsoft Teams App Fails to Reinstall After Removal
A user removed a Teams app intending to reinstall it, but the setup/reinstall process fails, leaving them unable to use the app as expected. This reflects friction in Microsoft Teams app management for individual users, but is a single-report, vendor-specific bug rather than a broad structural gap.
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