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how add raise hand feature and mute option for other participants in Mobile app? #393

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MohanNB opened this issue Jan 19, 2022 · 1 comment
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MohanNB commented Jan 19, 2022

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Since you already set it feature-request. Will keep it as it is. I think for a workaround there would be multiple ways.

  1. Built own API for raise hand. Whenever, the user clicks the button, it calls raise hand. You can have more complex logic in this case.
  2. Use data message. When someone raise the hand, send out message. This will limit if you want to have more complicated logic.

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