It depends. If your computer is off or asleep, then your meeting will not open. But if your computer is turned on when the meeting is scheduled to open, then it will start on its own. To help with this, LinkJoin can send you text reminders between 5 and 60 minutes before your meeting.

All meeting platforms require confirmation before fully entering the meeting. In web-based systems, you do not enter the meeting at all without confirming, and desktop-based systems require confirmation before enabling your microphone and camera. So no, you won't be caught off guard and thrown into a meeting at embarrassing moments.

The most common reason for meetings not opening is popups being disabled. To enable popups in your browser, see the faq questions below. If popups are enabled and your meeting is still not opening, check that the switch on your link is flipped to blue. If your meetings still won't open automatically, please contact support at

[email protected]

.

Start by opening the Chrome settings by clicking on the three dots in the upper right. Select

Settings

, and navigate to the privacy and security tab. Select

Site settings

, scroll down, and click on

Pop-ups and redirects

. At the top, select

Sites can send pop-ups and use redirects

, and you're all good to go!

Start by clicking the hamburger menu at the top right corner and selecting

Preferences

. Navigate to the

Privacy & Security

tab, and scroll down to the permissions section. Uncheck the box labeled

Block pop-up windows

, and you're all set!

Press ⌘-, to open Safari settings. Find and click on the

Websites

tab at the top, and scroll down to the

Pop-up windows

section on the left at the very bottom. Select it, and change the select menu titled

When visiting other websites

on the bottom right to

Allow

. Then, you're all set!

Due to restrictions on mobile devices, links will

not

automatically open on mobile. However, your links are still fully accessible, and can be opened by clicking on the link.