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Kemble Circle: empty stages come off air, Push to Mute, and a release delay for push to talk

A stage everyone has left ends itself after three minutes, two new voice keys can be set, push to talk can wait a moment before closing the microphone, and a standing “may not speak” survives a seat on a stage.

A stage nobody is in any more goes off air after three minutes, and its event ends with it. Keyboard settings list Push to Mute and a key that switches between voice activity and push to talk; neither has a key until you choose one. Voice & video has a Release delay for push to talk, off by default. Tab, Enter and Space can no longer be chosen as the push-to-talk key, and keys already used for formatting are refused with the reason.

If a moderator had set that someone may not speak in a stage channel, bringing them up for one talk no longer erases that: the setting comes back when they are moved to the audience, leave or the stage ends. Moving a standing speaker to the audience keeps their standing permission. Recent activity leaves out people you blocked or ignore. Someone sharing their screen wears the LIVE pill on their tile. Leave inactive groups has a Leave without telling the groups tick, off by default. On a phone, a full-screen incoming call is never covered by a notice, the ring card shows its notes where they fit, and the Back count no longer covers the channel’s name.

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