participant-management

To mute audio and pause video for WebRTC call participants in iOS, you invoke CallSession participant moderation actions using the participant's UID. This allows you to selectively mute or pause specific individuals during live sessions.

Tracking WebRTC participant state changes like hand raise and dominant speaker requires implementing ParticipantEventListener methods. These event callbacks fire when participants join or leave, change mute states, or start screen sharing.

You can pin and unpin a participant in a WebRTC call UI layout by using participant view control actions. Pinning highlights a specific participant locally, and unpinning reverts the layout to its default responsive state.

Yes, this participant moderation approach works for custom iOS calling interfaces and responsive layouts. It supports toggling participant list visibility, raise hand controls, and session settings to build custom moderation experiences.

For real-time participant monitoring, you need to implement ParticipantEventListener event callbacks for joined/left changes, audio/video state transitions, and dominant speaker or screen share events. This keeps your UI synchronized with live participant states.

WebRTC participant list toggles may not update if ParticipantEventListener methods are not properly attached to the CallSession. You must hook into list change events and session settings to ensure custom moderation UI updates dynamically.