Microsoft Teams Bluetooth Calls Fail Intermittently for Both Directions
Microsoft Teams fails to reliably route calls through connected Bluetooth audio devices, affecting both outgoing and incoming calls intermittently. Enterprise workers relying on wireless headsets find this unreliability disruptive during client calls and internal meetings with no reliable workaround.
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