We'll see. We're doing nothing more than using undocumented APIs and in the end these clients are not competing against Microsoft Teams (but actually bringing /

We'll see. We're doing nothing more than using undocumented APIs and in the end these clients are not competing against Microsoft Teams (but actually bringing / keeping more user base there). On top of that, we provide the code as MIT, so Microsoft can reuse the code for themselves. If they still send a cease and desist letter, we'll probably comply and make sure the code is archived somewhere for people to continue / use the project (: TL;DR: I would consider a cease and desist a success, and hope that Microsoft reuses the code