Microsoft Teams App Becomes Uninstallable After Removal on Tablet
A user who deleted the Microsoft Teams app from their tablet due to an unspecified issue was unable to reinstall it, receiving a message that the app is no longer available on their device. This points to a device-compatibility or app-distribution gap that locks some users out of the product entirely.
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