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It seems that it would be impossible to be signed in in multiple Teams of different customers https://feedbackportal.microsoft.com/feedback/idea/d256e0f6-262e-e

• andkenneth 4y ago
  The idea is you can be invited to a team in another tenant from your own account.
  • julianlam 4y ago
    ... and? In reality that's probably not how some not insignificant minority of Teams users access the service. I have clients that create external accounts for me under their domain. Once signed in, I can no longer sign into a different account, so my meeting with other clients have Company A in my email... kind of odd. Of course, I can't actually create a personal Teams account, because my company does not use Teams. So, I decided to burn everything MS Teams related out of my home directory, and start fresh. I am now a guest user for every company that needs calls done via Teams. Arguably a worse off solution, no?
    • lillecarl 4y ago
      You can run teams in a container with it's own home, it's a workaround but it does work. Assuming homedir is on a Linux machine.
      • pmontra 4y ago
        So, three customers with Teams and three Teams instances? Luckily I have 32 GB of RAM. Maybe I should buy a laptop with 64 /grin