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Unlike typical messaging apps-which notify users of each incoming missive on their phones and computers-Slack depends on a web of settings and rules to determine when and where you should see a notification. Make sure you have the slider at the top turned to 'Allow Notifications from Slack. Do that, then close and reopen the Mac:System Preferences:Notifications tab and find 'Microsoft Teams' in the list.

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