bug reportProductivity · Collaboration & MessagingsituationalNotificationsSAAS

Microsoft Teams sends redundant notifications despite active session elsewhere

A user reports that Microsoft Teams continues pushing notifications even while they are actively using Teams on a different device, creating notification noise. Presence/multi-device sync appears not to suppress alerts correctly.

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