My company have enabled "Advanced Chat Encryption" for our Zoom messages. This adds a little 'lock' symbol above the message field that says:

"Chat content is Advanced Chat Encrypted. However, this chat's metadata (such as the chat's name and chat members' names) will still be viewable or editable by account owner, account admins, and others designated by the account owner."

This pop-up comes up every single time your mouse cursor passes the icon. This is extremely frustrating as I have multiple monitors set up, with Zoom on my right-most monitor, and my cursor very frequently passes this icon. 

Every time I go to write a message, or move my cursor away from that location, the pop-up message appears. The issue is that it does not dissapear unless you click elsewhere in the Zoom window. 

As per the image attached, you can see that the pop-up covers a large portion of the text in the chat window, which means that if I move my cursor away from Zoom and pass the icon without realising, I have to click back into the window to make it dissapear. 

The pop-up should dissapear when you are no longer hovering, require a click to see it in the first place, or the icon should be moved to a different location such as under the "More Info" button at the top right of the chat window.

Hi, 

While in a zoom meeting on my macbook, when i try to mute/unmute myself using airpods call control (press once by default) it doesn't work and give me a message "Can't control mic with Airpod Pro" . Why is that? Is it a bug? 

The same functionality works when i join zoom from iPhone or iPad, so how we can make it work on macs also?

Please help this is really very useful for productivity when zoom window is buried somewhere (it could be in different desktop or under so many windows) and i need to unmute quickly 

Thanks

Aiman 

"I’m setting up a hybrid class where one group of students will be in-person with me, and another group will be in a separate classroom. The second classroom tends to have a lot of background noise, and when students speak, they are hard to hear. What are the best practices for setting up clear communication between both groups? Would it be better for each student to log into Zoom individually, or should I set up a large TV with a microphone and camera? How do I reduce echo and background noise while ensuring everyone can be heard clearly?"

I'm working for a small non-profit with a Zoom pro account.  The organization would like the ability for any of it's six board members to be able to start a scheduled Zoom meeting as host so that they can take turns starting a meeting.  What is the process to enable all six of the board members to have their own log in keys for a meeting.  Can we do this with just one license?

Hello - I have a recurring meeting that I'm trying to change from a waiting room (where the Host admits participants) to allowing participants to join before the host and reclaim host using the Zoom Host Key. After making some changes under Account Management>Account Settings, I can create a new meeting that has this functionality. However, after disabling waiting room in my recurring meeting, it still requires the host to signin to start the meeting - it doesn't allow participants to join before the host. I can't seem to figure out what I'm doing wrong. Is this change to a recurring meeting possible? THANK YOU!

I can't allocate co-hosts.  There are a number of articles on here with how to enable co-host but I think the system has changed since they were written and I can't find it - I've done random searching but can't see it - could anyone help?

Before you answer "just turn on notifications when someone enters a meeting" that is NOT what I'm asking for. I don't own the meeting, I can't turn it on. Also, I don't want everyone to be notified.

What I want is personal. I want to be able to enter a meeting, and go about working on other things while I wait for people to arrive. The meeting window will be covered by other windows I'm working in, so what I want is a little bing so I know when someone else shows up.

Seems like a simple and obvious feature to me, and I'm surprised it isn't already implemented. Any ideas? Please, Zoom, can you add this simple feature?