Summary
There is currently no way for an application to know if a user is active in any voice call (guild or DM) without joining every guild and listening to gateway events. DM/private calls are not exposed at all.

What we need
A minimal endpoint that returns only:

• If a user is in any voice call (active/inactive)
• If the user is muted

No channel IDs, no guild IDs, no participants. Just a simple active/mute status.

Why this matters
We are building MetaGuard for FiveM roleplay servers to prevent metagaming.

• The system only needs to know if a user is currently in a call.
• No sensitive data is required.
• This would help enforce fair play while still respecting privacy.

Current limitations

• GET /guilds/{guild_id}/voice-states/{user_id} requires the bot to be in every guild.
• Gateway events only work for guilds where the bot is present.
• DM/private call activity is completely invisible.

Proposed solution
Introduce a minimal endpoint, for example:

GET /users/{user_id}/voice-status

Response example

{
 "active": true,
 "muted": false,
 "streaming":false,
}

This would still respect privacy while enabling important use cases such as anti-metagaming systems, fair-play enforcement, or simple activity tracking.