I'm sure "attention tracking" is used by some companies as a (terrible) metric to tell if employees are engaged in meetings. That said, I think the primary or e

I'm sure "attention tracking" is used by some companies as a (terrible) metric to tell if employees are engaged in meetings. That said, I think the primary or envisioned use case is for webinars and other externally-facing meetings, where you actually have an audience and you want to (badly) track how engaged they are with your live content. GoToWebinar has the exact same functionality, fwiw. Not saying that makes it OK, and not saying that this feature _should_ exist in general. I'm just not really buying the whole "Zoom is evil for having this" argument that is being pushed so heavily here.