sierramor.blogg.se - december 2022

It does not track any aspects of your audio/video or other applications on your window.Hardware vendors understand how the experience changes with different display specs and features and have flooded the market with a bounty of options. Hi, attention tracking feature is off by default – once enabled, hosts can tell if participants have the App open and active when the screen-sharing feature is in use. Zoom’s official documentation offers more details about attention tracking. Attention tracking is similar to read receipts that show whether you’ve read messages in apps like Facebook Messenger, Apple’s iMessage, and WhatsApp. Hosts can see very little-they can only see whether you’re actively watching presentations or not. Ultimately, attention tracking is extremely limited. We wish Zoom would display a notification or let people on the call see whether it’s enabled. There’s no warning that you’ll be tracked in this way. There is one issue: While the host can choose to enable or disable attention tracking, people on the call aren’t shown whether attention tracking is enabled or not. Zoom Can You See Whether Attention Tracking is Enabled? The gray icon to the left of each person’s name indicates that person hasn’t had the Zoom window in focus in the last thirty seconds. What the host sees when attention tracking is enabled in Zoom. The host can’t see what those people are doing instead.

If someone is giving a presentation, they can see who’s actually watching and who’s minimized the Zoom window and is doing other things. In other words, this feature is intended for people giving visual presentations. The host can only see whether you’ve had the Zoom window in focus on your desktop in the last 30 seconds.

Zoom doesn’t tell the host which application you’re using.

Specifically, it will tell the host if someone hasn’t had the Zoom window in focus on their desktop in the last 30 seconds. It doesn’t track attention while you’re simply video-chatting.

The feature tracks attention while someone is using Zoom’s screen-sharing feature.

Zoom’s attention tracking is off by default unless a host enables it.

If the person hosting the call enables it, they can see whether or not you’re paying attention to screen-sharing presentations. Zoom does have an “attention tracking” feature that hosts can enable.