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Microsoft Teams traps users in login loop when switching accounts fails

When a Teams user attempts to switch to a different account and fails to authenticate, the app becomes stuck — repeatedly prompting for the new account login without allowing return to the previously authenticated account. This is a Microsoft platform bug with no third-party fix path.

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