Hi all, As for the behaviour of backgrounding a real-time streaming video/audio chatting app, my suggestion here would be "Stops the camera, but keeps the Mic". It meets all your concerns about "privacy, resource releasing, and power consuming".
Yet it doesn't save as much resource or power as stopping both camera and mic, but it sure saves more then holding those two. In most cases, users in a realtime video chatting scenario are able to see both images of themselves and the other. This ensures users what they are showing. Hiding the app should stop the camera, otherwise we should still show the image of users side. While the behaviour of mic should mimic answering a phone call, even a feature phone can look up contacts while holding the call. Hope that this helps! Thanks, Shelly _______________________________________________ dev-media mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-media
