Microsoft Teams Mobile App Fails to Accept Incoming Class/Meeting Calls
Users report the Microsoft Teams mobile app sometimes fails to accept incoming class or meeting calls, forcing them onto the web version, which then blocks using other apps at the same time. Working around the bug requires switching between browser and native app across devices just to join a call reliably.
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