Title: Some users may experience multiple issues with their Microsoft Teams
User impact: Users may have experienced multiple issues with their Microsoft Teams.
More info: Affected scenarios included, but weren’t limited to the following:
– Users logging in or unlocking their devices after some time may have had missing messages.
– Users may have been unable to load messages in channels and chats.
– Users were unable to view or download their media (images, videos, audio, call recordings, code snippets).
– Some users were experiencing delays sending and receiving chat messages.
– Anonymous users may have been unable to join meetings.
– Teams connectors for Power Automate/Power Apps were experiencing errors.
-Call Recordings might take longer to appear in user’s OneDrive for Business and SharePoint Online.
– Users may have been unable to load previous Copilot history, or new history was not written
– Bots may have been unable to download attachments
– Sending and receiving read receipt notifications may have been delayed
– Users may have experienced issues resuming or rejoining meetings.
– Users within organizations leveraging an Information Barrier may have experienced issues joining meetings
– Users performing a cold boot may have been unable to log into teams and would have seen an “oops” page
Final status: After extended monitoring and various optimizations and mitigation efforts, we’ve confirmed that our Microsoft Teams service and features have been restored or returned to optimal health.
Scope of impact: This issue could have potentially impacted any Microsoft Teams user in the scenarios outlined in the More info section.
Start time: Friday, January 26, 2024, at 2:55 PM UTC.
End time: Saturday, January 27, 2024, at 1:30 AM UTC.
This is the final update. We recognize that this event has been very impactful to our customers. As such, we will be delivering a preliminary Post Incident Report (PIR) in the next forty-eight hours and a final PIR in five business days. We will provide significant details of the event and our root cause findings in those documents.
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