Are the captions private?

They are off unless you turn them on. When you do, your own browser transcribes your own microphone and only the words are sent to the room — in Chrome and Edge that recognition is done by the browser vendor’s own service. We never receive the audio and we do not store the captions.

From the guide Booking a Call About Custom Pricing.

In the meeting

  • Mute and unmute, turn your camera on and off, and share your screen. When anyone shares, the layout moves the shared screen to the large tile by itself.
  • Three layouts: everyone the same size, whoever is talking large, or one large with the rest in a strip. Your choice is remembered for next time.
  • Pin anyone to the large tile. Pinning is just for you — it does not change anyone else’s screen.
  • React with an emoji, raise your hand, and chat in the side panel with everyone in the room.
  • Live captions: your browser transcribes your own microphone and sends the words to the room. Chrome and Edge only, off until you turn it on, and nothing is stored.
  • Switch microphone or camera mid-call without dropping the connection, mirror your own video, or take your own tile off your screen.
  • Picture in picture keeps the call on top while you work in another window.
  • Each tile shows the other person’s connection quality, so a bad line is obvious rather than mysterious.
  • Keyboard shortcuts: M to mute, V for camera, C for chat, P for people, H to raise your hand.
  • Only the host can end the meeting for everybody. Closing your own tab just leaves.

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