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How to stop Clovers joining your meetings
Clovers records job interviews, and anybody in the call — the candidate included — can make it leave by sending it the word STOP in the chat.
How it got into your call
- An interviewer at a company that uses Clovers has its recorder set to join their interviews.
If it is yours: stop it joining
- Clovers's page on removing the recorder covers a call that is running. It does not describe the setting that stops it joining.
- Ask the interviewer, or the company's Clovers admin, to keep it out of your interviews.
- If you are a candidate, you can also ask at the start of the interview whether it is being recorded and by what.
Get it out of a call that is running
- Type STOP in the Teams or Zoom chat and send it to the recorder. It tells everybody it is leaving, and leaves.
- Clovers says everyone in the meeting can do this, candidates included.
What it keeps
Clovers's page does not say what happens to what it recorded before it left. The recording belongs to the hiring company; ask them if you want it deleted.
In Clovers's own words
clovershelp.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/8443078731675-Remove-the-recorder-from-your-meeting
clovershelp.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/8443078731675-Remove-the-recorder-from-your-meeting
Read on 9 November 2026 from Clovers's own help pages. Something changed? Tell us.
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