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Actually that's not true. I want to go to webinar meetings in those don't have video and they have a raise hand functionality. And sodas zoom. With or without video on. So I recommend that whoever you

I'm told the raise the hand thing only works on something that's video. Pam.

On Zoom, the Mute toggle is Star 6.

I think that is right on Google Meet. We used to use that at church, but use Zoom now.

And just as I thought, there are different degrees of muting. https://smartphones.gadgethacks.com/how-to/8-different-ways-mute-someone-zoom-thats-disturbing-your-video-meeting-0283447/ Option 2: Mute

We don't know why. As I said, what sense does it make for a company to design a system where phone users are at a disadvantage? There are, doubtless, a lot of people who join meetings by phone for

There is an unmute because it works when you mute yourself. There have been people who have tried to unmute them selves, and finally, they either called back or got unmuted and said they were trying

Hi, I’m looking for an accessible battery operated HD or super radio or really nice portable radio for a Birthday present for someone who wants one. I thought everyone had moved beyond the

I don't know anything about how much the person knows or how reliable he is in what he says about technical matters. Also, if someone tells me something that is likely to be illogical, I'm skeptical.

The command is star 6. But when I was in the class on Friday, the guy said he didn't want to mute everybody, because if he did that, we couldn't unmute ourselves. So, he kept saying that somebody

There is a specifric command for ;phone users to unmute themselves. And I think they can do so, just as they can with a computer. I don't know that because I haven't specifically searched for

The thing I don't like about automatic muting and then allowing unmuting one at a time is that it makes me feel isolated. I agree that if someone is making noise, I would ask him or her to mute or I

Its much simpler for the host to mute everyone and explain that people can unmute themselves if they want to talk. I don't know what the families are like in this large group, but maybe with babies

That's if you are using a computer. The calls I have made are on the phone, and what we use, which is google meet, it seems that if the person in charge mutes everybody, that person is the only one

It depends on how much noise is made, how much background there is, and how good the line is. We did a phone bingo, recently where we had over twenty people who mostly were unmuted. On the other

Ann totally nailed it, I'll just add this, Most people just don't know their being rude or disruptive with all of the everyday noise in their environment. It's just easier to explain that all of the

Oh Anne, You had a fun way of explaining this, so much that i had to read it more than once!  I like that style of learning things. Thanks,

Hi all, It depends on the group and its purpose. If you are getting together as a family for chatting and exchanging news, then you want to keep everyone unmuted unless somebody's being disruptive.