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None of this fancy technology is necessary IMO. Just implement push to talk with mute-by-default. 90% of the audio issues would be resolved. Another 5% could b
by newfeatureok 6y ago
None of this fancy technology is necessary IMO.
Just implement push to talk with mute-by-default. 90% of the audio issues would be resolved. Another 5% could be solved by buying everyone a decent headset which hopefully has a push-to-talk button on it as well.
- buttersbrian 6y agoIn theory yes. But what about users that are mobile on a call and even when they "push" to talk, ambient noise from the metro, crowd, or traffic is present enough to be troubling? You don't always get to choose if background noise is present. Also, you just asked that people push a button, and wear a headset. That is a lot, and this is about lowering the bar needed to get a good experience.