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Control who can join a meeting Use a waiting room, block guests without an account, or lock the meeting so nobody new can join. Admit or deny people as they arrive.
Where to find it getframecast.com/meet → the meeting's row, or in a call → People
How to do it 1 Before the meeting, tick Waiting room for guests on the meeting's row at getframecast.com/meet.
2 Untick People without an account can join to let only signed-in people in.
3 During the meeting, open People . Under Waiting to join , press Admit or Deny for each person.
4 Open More and choose Lock meeting to stop anyone new joining. Choose Unlock meeting to open it again.
Good to know In a team meeting, the team's owners and admins co-host automatically and members never wait. The Mac and iPhone apps have Admit , Deny , and Lock meeting too.
Who can use it Hosts and co-hosts
Where it works Web · Mac · iPhone This guide answers How do I turn on a waiting room? How do I let someone in from the waiting room? Can I stop people without an account from joining? How do I lock a meeting? How do I stop strangers joining my meeting? Related guides Mute, remove, or make someone co-host
As host, mute one person or everyone, share hosting with a co-host, remove someone, or end the meeting for everyone.
Join a meeting with a code or link
Open the meeting link, or type its code, to join from a browser, the Mac app, or the iPhone app. Guests type a name and join without an account.
Start a video meeting
Start a meeting from the web, your Mac, or your iPhone and send the link. Guests join from their browser without an account or a download.
Password-protect a shared video
Make viewers type a password before the video plays. The link stays the same; only people with the password can watch.
Still stuck? Support covers install, permissions and how to send feedback from the app.
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