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Disengagement rate.

• dylan604 5y ago
  Did you honestly believe you were clarifying in a less confusing manner than the original question with this response?
  • tizzdogg 5y ago
    The parent poster is correct though. "Disengagement rate" is the term used in the industry, and what would get you results in google searches. "Disconnect rate" is not what it's called, so it's helpful to correct that.