Where Your Meeting Recordings Live, and Who Can Open Them
Where AI meeting recordings are stored, why you probably have two copies of every meeting, who can open them by default, and how long they stay.
Where AI meeting recordings are stored, why you probably have two copies of every meeting, who can open them by default, and how long they stay.
Do you have to tell people you are recording a meeting? The etiquette answer, why the tool’s own notice is not enough, and what to say in four situations.
What participants see when an AI notetaker joins: the attendee list entry, the platform consent prompt, and what none of those notifications tell them.
A neutral look at bot free AI note taker vs bot capture: what each one actually buys you, what you give up, and why visibility is not the same as privacy.
How to use the Granola app: why it captures system audio instead of joining as a bot, what to type during the meeting, and how enhanced notes work.
How to use tl;dv: get the bot into your call, mark moments while you talk, and turn a transcript section into a clip worth sending to one person.
How to use Fathom AI for meeting notes: the signup condition that blocks solo users, calendar setup, auto-record, and what arrives after the call.
AI meeting transcription accuracy drops with accents, cross-talk, jargon, and weak audio. Here is why it happens and a fix checklist you control.
Meet in a room, not on Zoom? Here is how to capture AI notes for in-person meetings without a bot: mic apps, recorder devices, and clean-audio tips.
Learn how to use Fireflies.ai for meeting notes: sign up, choose how the notetaker joins your calls, and find your transcript, summary, and action items.