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I'm trying to understand what's going on because I'm currently unable to see any photos uploaded in the Microsoft Teams app. This issue started today. When I use the website version (https://teams.cloud.microsoft.com/v2/), I can see every photo that has been sent, including the ones from the person I'm talking to and the ones I've sent myself. However, in the app, none of the photos are visible. I would really appreciate clarification on why this is happening and what might be causing the difference between the app and the web version.
Web version:
App version:
Hello
This is an issue on Microsoft's end. Engineering is aware and is working on mitigation.
In my case, the images were missing both on the Web and desktop apps. Few minutes ago, the issue was fixed. First on the desktop app, and next on the Web app. No user action was required.
In the Teams desktop or mobile app, image and file previews are generated by the client. When the client cannot render a preview, it shows a generic broken-image icon, while the same content can still be viewed correctly in the web version.
From the documented behavior for Teams file and picture attachments:
In the web client, these same files can still be opened directly from the message, which is why they appear correctly there even when the native app cannot render the thumbnail.
Given that:
The most likely causes are:
To work around and validate:
If previews work in some chats but not others, the difference is likely due to file permissions or external-user conditions. If previews fail everywhere only in the app but always work on the web, it indicates a client-side issue that should be escalated to support with screenshots and client version details.
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