This is one area where we don't have a documented, published answer to point you to. A dropped call mid-interview is a normal, expected failure mode for any live video product, and it's a fair question to ask before you rely on the tool for real hiring loops, so rather than guess at plausible-sounding behavior, the honest answer here is that this hasn't been confirmed publicly yet.
The specific behaviors worth getting a real answer on, rather than assuming, include: whether the session automatically resumes on both sides once connectivity returns, whether a rejoin link is generated and where it's sent, whether there's a time limit before a dropped session is considered ended outright, whether the live transcript and notes pick back up cleanly as one continuous record or split into two separate entries, whether the AI treats a reconnected interview as one continuous evaluation or flags it for interviewer review, and whether the interviewer gets any notification when the candidate's connection drops versus only noticing when the video freezes on their own screen.
There's also a related question worth raising at the same time: how a connection drop interacts with the integrity-checks feature: tab-change detection, face detection, eye-gaze tracking. A dropped call could plausibly trigger a false integrity flag, and if that's the case, it's worth knowing ahead of time so an odd flag on a candidate's report doesn't get misread as suspicious behavior rather than a simple network blip.
Given none of this is documented publicly yet, the safest approach is to raise these specific sub-questions with your Hyring contact directly and get a written answer before building a process around any assumption.
