Notetaker

How to stop Modjo joining your meetings

Modjo's recorder joins Google Meet and Teams calls as “Modjo Assistant” whenever anybody invited has a Modjo licence — and once it is in, only the meeting's organiser can remove it.

Shows up as Modjo Assistant (the company can rename it) Read on 10 November 2026

How it got into your call

If it is yours: stop it joining

  1. For one meeting, its user opens the Modjo calendar, picks the meeting and chooses Cancel scheduled recording.
  2. To stop it joining by itself, a Modjo manager or admin goes to Settings → Integrations → Google Meet or Microsoft Teams → Options and sets automatic participation to Never record automatically, or to join only when a licensed user organised the meeting.

Get it out of a call that is running

  1. When it tries to join, a message says it is there to record. Decline it and it leaves without recording; if nobody admits it within ten minutes it leaves by itself.
  2. Once it is in, Modjo says only the meeting's organiser can remove it — remove Modjo Assistant from the list of people. A removed bot does not come back by itself.
  3. During the call it shows the message “[first name] is recording this call for note-taking purposes”.

What it keeps

The recording reaches its user's Modjo account within about ten minutes of the end. How long it is kept is set by the company's admin; with no retention rule, Modjo keeps recordings indefinitely.

In Modjo's own words

What it is
Modjo“The Modjo Recorder is a bot that automatically joins your Google Meet or Microsoft Teams meetings, records audio and video, and imports everything into Modjo in under 10 minutes.”help.modjo.ai/en/articles/9776558-modjo-recorder
The name it shows
Modjo“It appears as a visible participant under the name "Modjo Assistant"”help.modjo.ai/en/articles/9776558-modjo-recorder
Which meetings it joins
Modjo“The bot joins all meetings where at least one participant has a Modjo license, even if the organizer doesn't.”help.modjo.ai/en/articles/9776558-modjo-recorder
Not internal meetings
Modjo“The bot does not join internal meetings (with no external participant / contact), even if they are part of a recurring series.”help.modjo.ai/en/articles/9776558-modjo-recorder
Declining it
Modjo“If declined, it will leave without recording.”help.modjo.ai/en/articles/9776558-modjo-recorder
How long it waits
Modjo“The Modjo Recorder waits up to 10 minutes in the waiting room.”help.modjo.ai/en/articles/9776558-modjo-recorder
Who can remove it
Modjo“Only the meeting organizer can remove the bot.”help.modjo.ai/en/articles/9776558-modjo-recorder
Removed for good
Modjo“If the bot is declined at entry or removed, it leaves the meeting permanently.”help.modjo.ai/en/articles/9776558-modjo-recorder
Switching off automatic joining
Modjo“Never record automatically”help.modjo.ai/en/articles/9776558-modjo-recorder
How long recordings are kept
Modjo“Without an active policy, recordings are kept indefinitely.”help.modjo.ai/en/articles/9776558-modjo-recorder
The message in the call
Modjo“is recording this call for note-taking purposes”help.modjo.ai/en/articles/7873446-security-and-privacy-with-modjo-recorder

Read on 10 November 2026 from Modjo's own help pages. Something changed? Tell us.

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