Google Meet has become a widely used platform for video meetings, enabling users to interact from different locations. Yet, there may be occasions when limiting access to specific meetings or events is required. This article aims to explore the methods for achieving this.
Restricting Access to Specific Meetings
If you want to restrict access to a specific meeting, there are several steps you can take. Firstly, open the Google Calendar event for the meeting and click on the “Add Conferencing” button. From there, select “Google Meet” as your conferencing option.
Next, click on the “Advanced settings” link and scroll down to the “Security” section. Here, you can choose to require a password for the meeting or restrict access to specific domains or email addresses. You can also enable the waiting room feature, which allows you to approve each participant individually before they are allowed into the meeting.
Restricting Access to All Meetings
If you want to restrict access to all Google Meet meetings, there are a few steps you can take. Firstly, open the Google Admin console and navigate to “Apps” > “Google Workspace” > “Security.” From there, click on “Device management” and select “Security settings.”
Next, scroll down to the “Meet” section and click on “Settings.” Here, you can choose to restrict access to specific domains or email addresses. You can also enable the waiting room feature for all meetings.
Conclusion
Restricting access to Google Meet is an important step in ensuring the security and privacy of your meetings. By following the steps outlined above, you can easily restrict access to specific meetings or all meetings across your organization.
