Microsoft Teams Mobile App Continues Running After Call Ends
Users report that the Teams mobile app keeps an active call session running in the background even after ending the call, closing the app, and swiping it away. This raises privacy and battery-drain concerns since the device continues appearing connected without the user knowing.
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