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Microsoft Teams Outage in Asia-Pacific Resolved

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Microsoft resolved an outage affecting Teams users in the Asia-Pacific region, preventing them from joining or creating meetings and calls.
Downdetector reported over 7,000 issues earlier.

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Microsoft Teams experienced an outage preventing users in the Asia-Pacific region from joining or creating meetings and calls.

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Microsoft has solved an outage affecting Microsoft Teams that left users reporting widespread issues.

It said the issue had stopped users "joining or creating Microsoft Teams meetings or calls for users in the Asia-Pacific region".

As of 1.12pm, the issued had been resolved.

Earlier, Downdetector recorded a surge in outages on Microsoft Teams.

As of 11am, it had more than 7,000 reports.

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