Accessing and using Microsoft Teams on smartphones and tablets across platforms
Dear @Manoj Bhusal,
Please be assured that Microsoft Teams on Android does support the Chat feature. If the Chat option is not visible, it is usually related to the user’s license, Teams policy, app layout, or device configuration rather than a limitation of Android itself.
One important item to check first is the assigned license. If the Android devices are being used as shared or common-area devices, please verify whether the users are assigned a Microsoft Teams Shared Devices license. Please contact your Admin and ask them to follow these steps:
Go to Microsoft 365 admin center > Users > Active user > Select the affected user > Licenses and apps
If the user only has Microsoft Teams Shared Devices, assign an appropriate user license that includes Teams chat, such as a Microsoft 365 Business/Enterprise license, depending on your organization’s setup.
In the meantime, kindly try these steps on your Android device:
Open the Microsoft Teams app on the Android device and confirm the user is signed in with the correct work or school account.
Check the bottom navigation bar for the Chat option.
If Chat is not visible, select More or the three-dot menu and check whether Chat appears there.
Update the Microsoft Teams app from the Google Play Store.
Sign out of Teams, restart the Android device, and sign in again.
If the issue continues, uninstall and reinstall the Teams app.
Test the same account on Teams desktop or Teams web to confirm whether the issue is specific to the Android device or related to the user account.
I hope the information shared helps point you in the right direction. Please try the steps above and let me know if they work. If not, we can continue working together to narrow this down.
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