You might have joined a voice channel in Discord and are looking to leave it. Maybe you clicked on the wrong one, or maybe that was not the intention and you want to leave immediately. Here's how to do it!
If you did not know it yet, you could hop in and out of a Discord voice channel anytime you want. Doing so is also very simple and may improve your overall gaming experience. You can do this using your desktop or mobile device.
Here are the steps on how to leave a voice channel using the Discord desktop application:
When you follow these steps, you can view any text channels by selecting the option from the left side menu of Discord's desktop application. However, your microphone will be turned off, and you will be out of the channel in the meantime.
You will know that you have successfully left a channel after hearing a "chime" confirmation.
Leaving a voice channel is a lot easier when you do it using the mobile app. Here are the steps to do so:
Like leaving a voice channel on the desktop application, you will hear a chime noise as a confirmation.
If you are enjoying a channel but a particular user is a little annoying to listen to, you can mute him/her or the channel instead. Here are the steps how:
You can simply unmute the person by following the same steps and selecting "unmute."
If you don't want to listen or talk to other people, for the time being, you can mute the entire channel by following these steps:
After following all the steps mentioned above, you will not hear any conversation from that channel. They will also not hear anything from you at all.
If you have no intention of ever going back to a voice channel, you might as well delete it forever. However, you can only do this if you're a server administrator or the channel owner. Here are the steps on how to delete a voice channel:
With those three steps, the voice channel will forever be gone.
Leaving a voice channel on Discord is a lot easier than you think, right? If you do not want to leave a channel altogether, you should consider putting it on mute instead.