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Raise Hand APIs – Making Remote Meetings Easier for Everyone
Today, remote meetings are becoming increasingly popular due to the rise of the COVID-19 pandemic. With the help of new technologies, companies are striving to provide the best possible user experience for those attending remote meetings. Microsoft has recently announced the public preview of its raise hand APIs, which are designed to make remote meetings more accessible and user-friendly.

What are Raise Hand APIs?
Raise hand APIs are a set of features that allow users in a remote meeting to raise their hand and signal to the meeting organizer that they have something to say. It is a simple yet powerful way to allow everyone in the meeting to actively participate without having to raise their voice.

How Do Raise Hand APIs Work?
Raise hand APIs are built on top of the Microsoft Graph API. The API is used to allow users in a meeting to raise their hand and signal that they have something to say. When a user raises their hand, the API will send a notification to the meeting organizer. The organizer can then decide if they want to give the user the floor to speak or continue with the meeting.

Benefits of Raise Hand APIs
* Raise hand APIs provide a simple yet powerful way for users to actively participate in a remote meeting.
* The API is built on top of the Microsoft Graph API, which allows for a seamless experience.
* The API is easy to integrate into existing applications and can be used to create a more user-friendly experience for remote meetings.
* The API helps to ensure that everyone in the meeting has an equal opportunity to speak up and be heard.

Conclusion
Raise hand APIs are an important addition to the remote meeting experience. By allowing users to signal that they have something to say without having to raise their voice, the API helps to ensure that everyone in the meeting has the opportunity to participate. With the public preview of the APIs now available, companies can start to incorporate the features into their existing applications and make remote meetings more user-friendly.
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