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Microsoft Teams account validation loop blocks users from joining meetings entirely

Users report being unable to join Teams meetings, with the browser version worse because it claims the account does not exist and traps them in a password-reset loop with no validation email arriving. This is a critical access-blocking authentication bug rather than a minor annoyance.

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