You can raise your hand in Google Meet to let the moderator know you want to speak.
About Moderators
Anyone who schedules or starts a meeting will be the meeting host. If you transfer or schedule a meeting on someone else's calendar, the other person could become the meeting host. By default, there is only one meeting host per meeting but you can add up to 25 co-hosts once inside the meeting.
Moderators receive notifications for hands raised in the order they’re raised. After a participant speaks or asks a question, you can lower their hand so others can speak.
Important: You can use Hand Raise in Google Meet on Android version 6.0 and up.
Raise or lower your hand
- In a Google Meet, tap the screen so that call controls appear.
- Tap More controls
Raise your hand
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Raise your hand When someone raises their hand, all participants are notified. The Hand Raise icon also appears on the participant’s display.
Tip: You or the moderator can lower your hand. If the moderator lowers your hand, you receive a notification.
Lower hands as a moderator
- In a Google Meet, tap the screen so that call controls appear.
- Tap the meeting name or code.
- Tip: In the "People" tab, you can find a list of all participants who raise their hand.
- Next to the participant's name, tap Lower Hand
- In the pop-up, tap Lower the hand.