Everything MoPilot does, end to end
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MoPilot hears both sides of a call live — theirs from the Mac’s own audio, yours from the microphone — reads your screen and the material you drop in, and answers in your own voice, in whichever of thirteen languages the interface speaks and however many the call is spoken in.
Afterwards it writes the note itself, under the headings the occasion calls for, beside anything you typed yourself — which it never touches. Share it and one link goes out, carrying the write-up and your note and nothing else.
Away from the Mac, the phone is a second screen: read an answer where the screen share cannot reach, or type into the note and it lands back on the Mac straight away. And for the length of the call the window itself is excluded from capture by the operating system — not hidden, not moved, not minimised.