They can't see it. Here's why.
No bot joins your call, and your computer leaves Glint's windows out of anything that captures your screen.
No bot joins your call, and your computer leaves Glint's windows out of anything that captures your screen.
Glint hears the call the way you do, from your computer's audio. It never joins the meeting, so there's no extra name in the list and nothing for the host to kick out.
Glint marks its windows so macOS and Windows skip them when another app captures the screen, so your call and your recordings get your screen without it. It's on from the first launch, and the capsule's edge turns dashed so you can tell.
Press the keys to hide and show it, like in the app.
If someone films your monitor with a phone, they'll see it. In a room, discreet mode helps: the controls fade and only the answer stays readable.
Reading an answer looks like reading an answer. Glance keeps it to one line so it's a quick look.
Don't. Glint isn't for places where outside help isn't allowed.