When using WPS Meeting Controls, common questions usually focus on join restrictions, mute settings, and host permissions; this FAQ covers 4 frequent questions and practical answers.
FAQ
Can people still join after the meeting is locked?
- After the meeting is locked, new participants cannot join the current meeting.
- Participants who are already in the meeting are not affected and can continue attending.
- If new participants need to join, the host can unlock the meeting first and then let them enter.
How do I set sharing permissions for participants?
- Join the meeting and click Meeting Controls.
- In the right-side panel, find controls related to Start Sharing.
- Adjust whether participants can share content or take over collaborative document presentation as needed.
Why can’t I see the Meeting Controls entry?
- First confirm that you have already entered the meeting interface.
- Then confirm that your current account is the host of this meeting.
- If you are not the host, ask the current host to transfer host rights before you try again.
Can participants unmute themselves after Mute All is used?
- This depends on whether the host selected Allow participants to unmute themselves after using Mute All.
- If that option is enabled, participants can turn their microphones back on by themselves.
- If that option is not enabled, the host continues to control microphone access based on the meeting plan.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Meeting Controls | The feature entry that lets a host manage participant permissions, sharing permissions, and meeting order during a meeting. |
| Lock Meeting | A control that prevents new participants from joining the current meeting after it is turned on. |
| Mute All | An in-meeting control that lets the host turn off microphones for all participants at once. |
| Assign Presenter | A control that lets the host choose which participant is currently responsible for presenting content. |