Microsoft Teams App Crashes When Switching or Adding Multiple Accounts
The Microsoft Teams mobile app repeatedly crashes when users attempt to add a second account or switch between accounts. The instability affects single-account usage as well, making the app unreliable for daily collaboration.
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