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Hi JoeYasi-7272!
Does anyone else have the same issue?
Does this issue persist if you restart Teams for Linux client?
It looks like this would require some further investigation. We recommend you open a support request from https://admin.microsoft.com so that our support team can troubleshoot and assist you in resolving this issue.

I don't know if anyone else has experienced the same issue, but I've asked the other Linux users in my organization, and I'll report back when I hear.

This issue does persist after restarting the Teams for Linux client. I will open a support request. Thanks.

When I try to go to https://admin.microsoft.com, it just redirects me to office.com. I don't see a way to file a support ticket with Microsoft from that.

I am the only Linux user from the few I talked to experience this issue, but I believe I figured out what is happening. If I use a bluetooth headset instead of my webcam for the microphone, I do not have this problem. The issue is that the microphone in my webcam doesn't work unless the video is turned on. If I take a call without video, it also doesn't work.

Is there a difference in initialization order of video and microphone for Teams when receiving vs placing a call? If so, that could explain what I'm seeing.

Another issue: Teams holds the microphone open after the call ends. When using a noise canceling bluetooth headset, this disrupts noise cancellation since the microphones are used for that purpose. Restarting teams after the call releases that resource hold, but Teams should free the microphone when the call or meeting is over.