If you can Facetime, you already have what you need. A device with a camera and microphone, such as a smartphone, tablet or laptop.
All of these services are free to use, all you have to do is download the app. Zoom is the most popular choice for videoconferencing, followed by Skype, WhatsApp and GoToMeeting. Virtual meetings are held using video conferencing apps on a smartphone or PC.
Online Meetings: What do I need? | How to access meetings? | What are they like? | Are they anonymous? | Are they effective? | Are they more popular because of Covid-19? What do you need for online recovery meetings? Virtual meetings are happening 24/7 a day all over the world, so there is always a way to stay connected. There are thousands of available meetings to choose from, and like in person meetings, you have options. JourneyPure hosts online alumni and community events that are open to anyone who is in recovery. Go to: Settings > Recording and click off the Local and Cloud recording features.Yes! Alcoholics Anonymous, as well as dozens of other addiction support groups, hold daily online recovery meetings. Please note that most, if not all, of the settings below are not the Zoom default: Here are some suggested settings for your meeting to use. There are other settings in the Meeting subtab that can also be adjusted, such as disallowing remote control of devices, file transfer, data sharing with Zoom, and screen sharing. Turning that feature off is simple, fortunately. Additionally, by default all Zoom meetings are recorded to the cloud. The meetings are publicly accessible and full names and faces are often displayed. The default Zoom settings run counter to AA’s spiritual foundation of anonymity. These have been curated from the membership and online resources. Now that online meetings are accessible, we want to pass on best practices for protecting anonymity. ZOOM MEETINGS PROTECTING ANONYMITY & DEFAULT SETTINGSįor Zoom users: With the rush to shift to online meetings, many of us did not take time to investigate what this meant to the spiritual foundation of our recovery – namely, anonymity. Tuesdays 5:30 pm (Closed Women’s) BB Study Saturday 2:00 pm (o)Women’s 12 Steps and Traditions Meeting Monday & Wednesday, 7:00 pm (Open) contact: Gary 580-716-284 or Deb 58 Meeting ID is 763 8304 5229 the password is 8tXkd6 Mon thru Thurs 12:10 & 5:30 pm and Friday at noon ADDITIONAL ONLINE MEETINGS CAN BE FOUND AT:
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