Sometimes our users move and then need to change their timezone setting for organizing conference calls. Making this change is simple. Just log into your Rondee account and click on “My Account”. On the left side of the screen you’ll see the timezone selector. Click on that and choose a new timezone & click update. Future conference calling arranged through Rondee will have your new timezone as the default.
Over the weekend we had a user ask us about how the muting function works on Rondee. This is a topic that comes up quite a bit. Each participant on a Rondee conference call can mute or un-mute themselves. You press pound 1 to mute and then pound 1 to unmute. If you forget this option, you can always press pound to hear all options.
In the past week, we’ve had a lot of users write-in to ask whether they can host Rondee conference calls with 10, 20 or 30 people. In short, the answer is yes. Until you start to get well above 50, Rondee can handle calls that encompass your entire team, company, extended group, etc. Keep in mind, however, that the call quality will start to suffer if too many people are on a call and allowing ambient noise to waft in. Remember that you can always press Pound 1 to mute yourself. In fact, pressing pound will remind you of all the options available such as mute/unmute/ increase or decrease volume, etc.