MSC4310: MatrixRTC decline m.rtc.decline
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Signed-off-by: Timo K <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Timo K <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Timo K <[email protected]>
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Just a couple of comments as I saw this whilst reviewing the js-sdk PR.
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| "reason"?: "decline description" |
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I'd fairly strongly vote against a string reason field: we have a collection of these string fields in the protocol, mostly not used for anything, and when we do they i18n poorly and we're trying to replace them. I'd suggest removing it unless we actually have a concrete use case for it, in which case spec some standard codes please.
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That of course also works. The codes sound like a good idea but probably also worth waiting until we have a concrete idea what we want here.
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I think the reason is very important.
Declining a call is very rude, usually people would just silence their phone and let it ring until it times out.
If it is someone you know you will decline and immedialty send a text to explain why you cannot answer.
The decline icoming call usual experience is:
- Silence the call
- Decline
- Decline with a message , pre-defined
Can I call you later?Sorry can't talk nowor a custom one.
So there is a clear use case for reason, it is common to the decline experience.
What we miss is the Silence call use-case (silence on my other devices if any)
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As discussed somewere else, maybe a regular follow-up reply/message can be used for the reason?
| - For group rings, on receipt of a decline from a participant, update that | ||
| participant’s state. The ring should continue until at least one participant | ||
| accepts or all have declined/timeout. |
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This implies "hunt group" like semantics where you're trying to establish a 1:1 call with any one member of a group. This surprises me since MatrixRTC calls are first & foremost group calls, so I'd expect the default behaviour to be that it rings for everyone until they answer/decline/time out maybe?
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This is phrased a bit unfortunatly. It was referencing the ring feedback on the sender side. But I am not sure if this is even relevant in the MSC or can be left as a client decision.
Signed-off-by: Timo K <[email protected]>
And other details. Signed-off-by: Timo K <[email protected]>
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All bubbles should have a background color, this is barely legible in dark mode.
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The reason field should be removed.
| - relation: `"m.relates_to": {"rel_type": "m.reference", "event_id": "$call_notification_event_id"}` | ||
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| The `m.relates_to` field allows referencing the original `m.rtc.notification` event. | ||
| The optional reason can provide a message to the user receiving the decline. |
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The reason field was removed.
| Conceptually this MSC will introduce an event, sent as a relation to the | ||
| `m.rtc.notification` event, which communicates a decline from one or more | ||
| parties. It can be used on clients to provide a good UX around a call decline | ||
| (stop ringing, play a decline sound, prompt the user with: "the call has been |
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This feels wrong to me. I cannot see any other app that would play a specific song or a promp when the other person declines your call. That would be very rude.
A good UX would be to just stop ringing and not shame me that the other side rejected my call :D
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| ### Proposal (Changes) | ||
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| This MSC proposes the `m.rtc.decline` event type, with a standard `m.reference` |
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Sould the m.rtc.decline also uses intentional mention, to be symetrical to the m.rtc.notification event?
Like that Apps that woke up to ring, would woke up to stop ringing?
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