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On Android, all of a sudden, Teams repeatedly says, "Teams Needs Permission" "If you want to place a call or join a meeting, go to settings and allow Phone permission to Teams."
It then takes you to Android Settings for the Teams app, and the "phone" permission IS allowed.
I've rebooted.
Cleared cache.
Cleared data
Reset the database.
Left developer preview.
Reinstalled Teams
Left the Beta and done all of the above over and over.
It isn't honoring the permissions that are set. So I can't join any meetings. Please advise.
Managing sound and video settings during Teams meetings and calls for optimal communication
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I'm having same issues. What is @microsoft resolution on this?
Same problem, tried clearing the cache and data, tried installing again. Nothing works.
Thats exactly the problem. The older version works perfect.
Thanx very much.
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Thanks for the advice, Iman. Where does one go to confirm this?
I noticed, when I went to uninstall the MS Teams mobile app, that I had been running, without any issue until I made the routine update this past Monday (7th Nov), the beta version that I must have installed years ago.
I then sought on the Google Play store the only available MS Teams mobile app, and even that one does not work.
I would love to know what the Microsoft workaround is for devices that are using InTune for MDM management and explicitly blocking installing apps from third-parties?