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Secure Conference Call Features

Meet without fear of intrusion with an additional layer of security using one-time access codes and meeting lock.
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Freeconference Helps You Protect Your Web Meeting With Varying Levels of Security.

Worried about unexpected participants accessing your conference? Host a meeting with a one-time access code that expires after your meeting. Or lock your meeting after it has begun to keep out unwanted visitors.

One-time Access Code

Every account comes with a unique access code for all meetings, but if you’d like to use a code that will expire after the meeting has concluded, the one-time access code is your solution.
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Meeting Lock

Lock your meeting once it has started and anyone new will be required to ask permission to join, leaving you, as the moderator, to grant access.

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