People, access, and reach
Online and phone meetings are A.A. meeting access modes, not separate membership systems
The practical path is to locate a current listing, verify the access details and time zone, understand the meeting designation, and choose a private setting appropriate to the reader.
A.A. meetings can occur online and by phone
Official A.A.W.S. source: Can I attend a meeting online or by phone?
A.A. meetings can take place both online and by phone.
The A.A.W.S. FAQ points to Meeting Guide, the Online Intergroup, and local A.A. entities for current information.
Detailed meeting information is maintained by current listing sources
Official A.A.W.S. source: How can I find meeting information?
the most detailed information about meetings is maintained locally
Time zones, links, passcodes, platforms, and contact notes can change. The page therefore routes to live information rather than copying credentials into static content.
Access mode does not replace the meeting designation
Official A.A.W.S. source: 2022 Membership Survey
Nonmembers are welcome to attend “open meetings.”
Online or phone describes how the meeting is reached. Open and Closed Meetings explains who may attend.
Online participation adds a digital anonymity context
Official A.A.W.S. source: Understanding Anonymity
FAQs on social media and the Internet
The full guidance belongs in the Anonymity and Social Media page. This page simply makes the context visible before the reader joins.