Tip Five: Ensure the Preferred Microphone Is Selected via Google Chrome
Adjust the volume slider beside the “Settings” for the selected device” option if necessary. Beneath “Sound” click “Input,” then select the mic you wish to use. Via the Apple menu, select “System Preferences” then “Sound.”. If you want to use a different mic you can specify a default mic: If you have multiple audio peripheral devices connected to your Mac, “Google Meet” may use your built-in microphone for example. Tip Four: Choose Your Preferred Microphone Uncheck the checkbox to turn off access. Click on the checkbox beside “Google Meet” or the browser you’re using to allow access to the microphone. Select “Security & Privacy” then “Privacy.”. Click on the Apple menu, then “System Preferences.”. If you’re having microphone issues, try checking whether your browser is being prevented from accessing your microphone. Mac operating systems have a built-in privacy setting that can stop programs from accessing your microphone. Tip Three: Enable Microphone Access to Your Browser Then check the “Desktop mode” checkbox. In Chrome at the top-left, click on the three-dotted vertical menu. You can also access Meet via Gmail for Android, or by enabling desktop mode in Chrome. Tip Five: Try Accessing From Your Browser Restart your device, then go to Google Play again. 
Launch the Google Play Store and find the “Google Meet” app.To remove and reinstall the Google Meet app on your Android device: Tip Four: Try Uninstalling Then Reinstalling Meet Click on “Apps,” “All apps,” then “Google Meet.”.Try resetting the app by clearing its data, and hopefully rid any local data corruption. Ensure “Google Meet” or “Gmail” has access to your microphone.Open “Google Meet” or “Gmail” if you access Meet via the Gmail app.Launch “Settings” on your Android device.
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