Microsoft Teams outage causes connection issues, message delays
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Microsoft Teams outage causes connection issues, message delays
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#3Oh good, I was worried my accounts had been locked and I had been laid off
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#4I would have assumed this: https://status.office365.com/ but it shows nothing useful.
https://portal.office.com/servicestatus At least this one shows there's an issue.
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#6What's the correct status page to check? I would have assumed this: https://status.office365.com/ but it shows nothing useful. https://portal.office.com/servicestatus At least this one shows there's an issue.
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#7Has how we used these tools just changed? They are so janky in the first place that them being "down" is questionably different?
Just seems weird.
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#8So nothing out of the ordinary, then.
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#9Not sure if it is related, but in the same time period, Microsoft Family Safety has been flaky. My son will request more Xbox / PC time, I’ll get the notification, but inside the app there is no request to approve. Or I’ll get another notification hours later.
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#10What I find most interesting about this is how long it took to see reporting on this issue, unlike what I remember the reporting on Slack being down 5 or 6 years ago that I could fairly reliably find somewhere that said it was down. Has how we used these tools just changed? They are so janky in the first place that them being "down" is questionably different? Just seems weird.