>Are you suggesting I don't know how to use a mute button? Yes, I am, because you literally said: >The "mute" button status does reflect whether you are actua

>Are you suggesting I don't know how to use a mute button? Yes, I am, because you literally said: >The "mute" button status does reflect whether you are actually muted!!! The mute button absolutely indicates whether or not you're muted, and I can tell you across hundreds of webex sessions with thousands of people, nobody once has claimed they muted themselves without actually being muted. It turns out if that's happening, and you can so easily prove it, you could actually sue Cisco for millions of dollars and win. That actually happened to them back when they turned on video by default and didn't let you know in the early 2000s. >The ONE MONTH OUTAGE that WebEx suffered a while back Nobody would consider 3 years "a while back". And you didn't actually provide a citation. And I actually can't find anywhere on the entire internet a recorded log of webex being down for a month in 2018. I was using webex in 2018, there was no month long outage. >Yeah, that's WebEx Teams. It's what we've been using since 2018 and is 99.9% of my WebEx experience. So... you didn't actually have to download the webex version for presentations? Because that's built into Teams.