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Capture of on record/off record captions in RTC #31
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From @sehollier https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rqtf/2020May/0028.html I’ve been giving some thought to this and I’m not sure that there’s an issue of on-the-record and off-the-record beyond the audio equivalent. Here’s my thinking: So I think the solution to toggle between on- and off-the-record conversations is not about the presence or removal of captions, but to make sure that the toggle between saving recordings also applies to the saving of captions, i.e.. a mechanism that both audio and captions can be paused or stopped, and both can be simultaneously restored for recording. If there are formal minutes taken for a meeting that’s on-the-record, then neither the audio or captions would be saved so no issue there. There is always the risk of someone taking a screen capture as you say, but I’d say it’s the similar risk of someone recording a snippet of audio That’s my two cents anyway! |
From @JaninaSajka https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rqtf/2020May/0029.html Hi, Scott: I suppose it's not that different from recording, though. Nothing So, I guess I come around to your view. We simply tie the recording of Janina |
Discussed in RQTF on 22/6/2020 https://www.w3.org/2020/07/22-rqtf-minutes.html#item01 |
[New Use Case]: Being able to 'Pause' recording so side conversations are private. |
From @JaninaSajka on RQTF list https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-rqtf/2020May/0028.html
On record vs. off record conversations.
People have always done things like that on W3C calls; and side conversations are standard human behavior. But how to serve the person who’s deaf or hearing impaired?
There are likely some legal constraints that we will have to clearly note and say “we don’t do that, we just do technology.”
I imagine the a11y requirement is some kind of host operable toggle in the captioning service (whether human or automated) that facilitates going on and off record for the preserved transcript, but continues to provide captions meanwhile.
And, the above toggle can be defeated by any participant performing a screen capture. So, does that mean there’s no such thing as off record conversation when captioning is made available?
OK. I wanted to make sure this got to our consideration.
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