Google Meet is getting new functionality that makes it possible to pause video streams of other meeting participants. This should improve interest in the participant or the presentation being given at the time.
Google continues to work with its various solutions within its Google Workspace portfolio. newly The tech giant has announced a new feature for Google Meet.
The new feature should allow video meeting participants to pause video streams from other participants. This will allow them to focus better on the active speaker or presentation.
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In Google Meet, users can now check the “don’t watch” option next to the participant via the “three dots” menu. For mobile users there is a “Voice Only” option. This last option turns off all attendee streams and shows only the presenter feed.
Participants are not notified when feeds are disabled. The user experience for these participants remains the same. By the way, administrators cannot centrally disable feeds, so participants will always have access to other people’s feeds.
The feature is currently being added and will be available to all Google Meet users in a few weeks.
