Notion Lacks Native Video Calling, Requiring External Tool Workarounds
Notion does not include video calling, which users compensate for by integrating third-party apps. While workarounds exist, the need to leave Notion for communication breaks workflow continuity. The complaint is mild and the user accepts the limitation, indicating low urgency.
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