Microsoft Teams Blocks Self-Account Creation and Requires Parental Consent for Minor Users
Younger users attempting to create independent Teams accounts are blocked and required to obtain parental approval on every login attempt. The friction prevents participation in school or community channels that depend on Teams. There is no direct account creation path available without parental involvement.
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