Identifying co-located devices within a teleconferencing session

A computing device, comprising:

• one or more processors;
• and
• one or more non-transitory computer-readable media that store instructions that, when executed by the one or more processors, cause the computing device to perform operations, the operations comprising:
• receiving mixed audio data from a computing system that orchestrates a communication session, wherein the computing device is connected to the communication session, wherein the mixed audio data comprises mixed audio comprising audio captured by a plurality of second computing devices connected to the communication session;
• comparing the mixed audio and audio captured by the computing device prior to receipt of the mixed audio data to determine that the computing device is co-located with at least one of the plurality of second computing devices;
• obtaining information indicating that two or more of the plurality of second computing devices are featured devices that have contributed audio to the mixed audio within a particular period of time;
• receiving co-location information determined by each of the two or more featured devices, wherein the co-location information is indicative of whether a featured device is co-located with the computing device;
• and
• based on the co-location information for each of the two or more featured devices, making a determination that at least one featured device of the two or more featured devices is co-located with the computing device.

One or more non-transitory computer-readable media that store instructions that, when executed by one or more processors of a computing device, cause the one or more processors to perform operations, the operations comprising:

• receiving mixed audio data from a computing system that orchestrates a communication session, wherein the computing device is connected to the communication session, wherein the mixed audio data comprises mixed audio comprising audio captured by a plurality of second computing devices connected to the communication session;
• comparing the mixed audio and audio captured by the computing device prior to receipt of the mixed audio data to determine that the computing device is co-located with at least one of the plurality of second computing devices;
• obtaining information indicating that two or more of the plurality of second computing devices are featured devices that have contributed audio to the mixed audio within a particular period of time;
• receiving co-location information determined by each of the two or more featured devices, wherein the co-location information is indicative of whether a featured device is co-located with the computing device;
• and
• based on the co-location information for each of the two or more featured devices, making a determination that at least one featured device of the two or more featured devices is co-located with the computing device.