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I have the same experience! In my case, my personal and professional Microsoft addresses are the same (same email, different accounts) which means that in many
by isodev 4y ago
I have the same experience!
In my case, my personal and professional Microsoft addresses are the same (same email, different accounts) which means that in many cases I end up in impossible situations when the login screen doesn’t correctly guess if I want to sign in personal or with my “work” account. I also do client work for organisations where I need to sign into their O365 and honestly the only way to manage all that is to keep a dedicated browser “per account”.
Teams is a different story, I avoid account switching because exactly like you describe, sometimes I need to uninstall it in order to sign out.
- prmoustache 4y agoUsing same email address is deliberately asking for problems.
- motoboi 4y agoI once got enrolled to a school and they asked my email. Didn't know it was for teams access. Now, 4 years later I still get to choose wether I want to login in their tenant or mine everytime. Microsoft solution? Change my email on the personal account. Not kidding.
- ragingroosevelt 4y agoA perfect use for Firefox container tabs! It's the only way I can keep my personal, work, and alma mater email separate and not falling into login loops.