Microsoft Teams Suffers Slow Cross-Device Sync and Forced OneDrive Integration
A user describes Microsoft Teams as confusing and buggy compared to Skype, citing profile changes that take two to three days to sync across devices and an unwanted dependency on OneDrive for shared media storage. The complaint reflects broader frustration with Teams' reliability and forced ecosystem lock-in.
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