You can use the mute and unmute functions to prevent unwanted noise in your meeting. Depending on your role, you can mute and unmute yourself, other participants, and automatically detect and remove background noise.
Mute yourself
Mute yourself
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After connecting your device's audio to the meeting, tap Mute
While you’re muted, an Unmute icon |
to mute yourself. Tap 
to unmute yourself.Mute background noise
Mute background noise
If you joined the meeting using the Internet for audio, the Meetings app can detect and remove background noise. Removing background noise helps limit distractions and prevents disruption while allowing your voice to be heard clearly.
For more information, see Remove background noise during a Webex meeting or event.
Mute other participants
Mute other participants
If you're the meeting host or cohost, you have options to help you moderate your meeting. You can mute individuals or everyone at once, prevent participants from unmuting themselves, and mute participants automatically when they join. Muting participants is useful when you hear background noise or when participants speak out of turn.
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To mute a specific participant, tap Participants
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To mute all participants, tap Participants
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When asked if you want to allow attendees to unmute themselves, tap Allow and Mute All or Don't Allow and Mute All. |
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To unmute all participants, tap Participants > Mute Control > Unmute all. Tapping Unmute all sends messages to participants letting them know that they can unmute themselves.
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, and then tap Moderated unmute mode
Moderated unmute mode
Moderated Unmute mode allows hosts and cohosts to unmute participants directly instead of prompting users to unmute themselves. For example, a teacher may unmute a student when they call on them. Meetings in Moderated Unmute mode have an indication at the top of the meeting window to let everyone know.
If your administrator has enabled Moderated Unmute mode, you can schedule meetings with it, or enable it for Personal Room meetings.
Mute yourself
Mute yourself
|
After connecting your device's audio to the meeting, tap Mute
While you’re muted, an Unmute icon
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Mute background noise
Mute background noise
If you joined the meeting using the Internet for audio, the Webex Meetings app can detect and remove background noise. Removing background noise helps limit distractions and prevents disruption while allowing your voice to be heard clearly.
For more information, see Remove background noise during a Webex meeting or event.
Mute other participants
Mute other participants
If you're the meeting host or cohost, you have options to help you moderate your meeting. You can mute individuals or everyone at once, prevent participants from unmuting themselves, and mute participants automatically when they join. Muting participants is useful when you hear background noise or when participants speak out of turn.
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To mute a specific participant, tap Participants |
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To mute all participants, tap Participants |
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When asked if you want to allow attendees to unmute themselves, tap Allow and Mute All or Don't Allow and Mute All. |
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To unmute all participants, tap Participants > Mute Control > Unmute all. Tapping Unmute all sends messages to participants letting them know that they can unmute themselves.
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Moderated unmute mode
Moderated unmute mode
Moderated Unmute mode allows hosts and cohosts to unmute participants directly instead of prompting users to unmute themselves. For example, a teacher may unmute a student when they call on them. Meetings in Moderated Unmute mode have an indication at the top of the meeting window to let everyone know.
If your administrator has enabled Moderated Unmute mode, you can schedule meetings with it, or enable it for Personal Room meetings.
