This just seems like massive user error. The same thing could have happened in a low tech environment. And the notetaker just made it more obvious.

Ex: Hop on a conference call with a group of people, Person A "leaves early" but doesn't hang up the phone, then the remaining group talks about sensitive info they didn't want Person A to hear.

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bilekas 2 days ago | parent [-]

> Person A "leaves early" but doesn't hang up the phone, then the remaining group talks about sensitive info they didn't want Person A to hear.

I'm sorry but any conference software will make it extremely clear who is still on the call. Again I do put a lot of this scenario down to the User-fault. But the fact that this software is "always on" instead of "activated/deactivated" feels like incomplete software suite to me personally.

	▲	blitzar 2 days ago \| parent [-]
		> who is still on the call On internet / app based systems yes ... but on legacy telephone systems you have to remember all 16 of the '<Person> is joining the call' and mentally check them off when you get the '<Person> is leaving the call' on the way out. Of course you have no idea who joined the meeting before you arrived. You didnt even have to make the mistake once to know not to keep talking on the call anyone can dial into after you think everyone left.