Scoped access
Workspace membership, meeting-specific guest links, participant credentials, and server-issued media permissions control how people enter a session.
Security and trust
Practical controls, clearly explained.
A factual overview of the controls OnadaMeet provides and the responsibilities that remain with workspace owners and meeting hosts.
Role-aware controls
Meeting creators and authorized workspace administrators receive moderation controls. Ordinary members and guests do not inherit host privileges.
Protected application routes
Workspace records and administrative pages require authenticated access, while public product pages remain separate.
Responsible records
Hosts are responsible for recording consent. AI-generated notes may be inaccurate and should be reviewed by a person.
Current trust practices
Browser-based meeting access
Guest links scoped to individual meetings
Workspace membership and role controls
Meeting PINs and server-generated room permissions
Account-based meeting and attendance records
Human review recommended for AI-generated notes
Hosts remain responsible for recording consent
Support and deletion requests through published contact channels
This page does not claim certifications or guarantees that OnadaMeet has not verified. For a security question or responsible disclosure, contact the OnadaMeet team.