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When I'm in a MS Teams chat with someone, it just jumps to another chat without notice. It happens when I'm not clicking on anything.
This is the version I have:
Version
You have Microsoft Teams version 24124.2315.2911.3357.
You've got the latest version. It was last checked on 14/06/2024.
The client version is 49/24050307617.
Conversations involving multiple participants, allowing collaboration and information sharing in Teams
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I second this. In fact, I have unknowingly sent messages to the wrong chat because of this bug...I think I'm replying in the same chat, but in fact it's a different one. As a result, I have to clean it up ("opps sorry wrong chat, delete the message, etc.)
It seems when I try signing in to that community that I have to justify to my workplace why I need 'this app'. I wasn't aware it required an app. Seems I may have to leave it for someone else to publish my issue there. As evidenced by all the replies, this is a common issue/problem/flaw that many people are experiencing.
Microsoft, do you have any updates for us? This bug has been around for the last few months, so something changed in recent versions. The focus should never change to another chat, when you're in one and typing a message. As so many others have stated, this is a privacy/security risk, especially when communicating with customers all day. Wrong message to the wrong thread, could cost someone their job.
I'm experiencing the same thing...it doesn't happen every time...when it does:
Behavior: it jumps to another chat.
It seems when I try signing in to that community that I have to justify to my workplace why I need 'this app'. I wasn't aware it required an app. Seems I may have to leave it for someone else to publish my issue there. As evidenced by all the replies, this is a common issue/problem/flaw that many people are experiencing.
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