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The terms for using OpenMeet, and where to find our policies.
Last updated October 28, 2026
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Terms of use
Who can use OpenMeet
OpenMeet is for organizations running interviews. Interviewers sign in with an email their organization has allowed, and are responsible for the meetings they create and who they admit.
Candidates
By joining an interview through the OpenMeet app, a candidate agrees that, while the app's call window is open, it checks their computer as described in the Privacy Policy and shows what it finds to the interviewer.
Acceptable use
Don't use OpenMeet to monitor anyone without their knowledge, and don't try to defeat, bypass or reverse engineer its integrity checks.
What OpenMeet can and can't tell you
OpenMeet reports what the operating system reports about the candidate's computer. It can't promise to catch every way of getting outside help, and an alert is information for the interviewer's judgment, not a verdict on the candidate.
Changes
When these terms or our policies change, we update this page and the date at the top.
Image credits
The photos on our home page are cropped from Wikimedia Commons, each under its own licence. Sundar Pichai by Lukasz Kobus for the European Commission, CC BY 4.0. Jensen Huang by Anderseidesvik, CC BY-SA 4.0; our crop is shared under the same licence. Jeff Bezos by the Seattle City Council, CC BY 2.0. Every quote and figure on the home page links to where it was published.
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