I constantly use the safe driving screen in meetings.  Yesterday it was working fine, but today it stopped allowing me to unmute when I tap the Tap to Speak circle.  The app was not updated recently (since 2/28), the settings in the phone or Zoom were not changed.  I can unmute using the standard meeting screen.  I followed all the troubleshooting advice - changing app settings, phone permissions, force stopped the app, reinstalled the app.  Nothing seems to have helped.  All the settings are as suggested.  No error messages.

Phone - Samsung Galaxy S23

Zoom app version - 6.3.11.28195

Hi, I upgraded to the most recent client version for Debian Linux and now in the meeting view, after each person's name I see this additional piece of information that follows a <integer>@<integer> format. Some examples are:

144@8

144@-1

360@22

240@-1

144@9

Is anyone else seeing this or knows what it is?

I abhor automatic gesture reactions in Zoom so I've disabled them. 

Recently, Zoom started popping up desktop notifications every time I start a new meeting - not traditional desktop notifications but one that hangs off the camera icon in the MacOS taskbar (Sequoia 15.2). 

This is horrible. How do I make it stop? 

Grr, I would upload an image but this forum isn't letting me.

The notification reads:

Turn On Reactions

"zoom.us" has turned off Reaction effects. Click <camera icon> and select Reactions to add more impact to your gestures.

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About a week ago I can no longer Mute/UnMute with the button on my AirPods Pro.

It has been working perfectly in the past. Now I get a Zoom error message "Cannot control mic with AirPods pro" See picture.

This is a new error It used to work up until about a week ago.

I tried reinstalling Zoom. I tried unpinning and reaping my Bluetooth headset.

Hello-

Is there a way to set up scheduler so that they cannot book an appointment for the same calendar day.

So it someone clicked my booking page on 03-25-2025, I do not want them to be able to book an appointment with me on 03-25-2025.  

Have not found where or how to do this yet.  Thanks

Has anyone tried the new "Shared Content Only" view mode in Zoom Webinar? I was really looking forward to using this new feature and I congratulate Zoom for adding it.  It sounds like a very useful way to enable webinar hosts to force a shared screen on attendees while hiding all panelist video tiles, even for videos that are currently on.  However, I have discovered that this feature only works if attendees have upgraded to the most recent version of the Zoom client.  Which, in my opinion, makes this new feature completely useless! Why would a webinar host want to impose a specific view on only SOME of the attendees?  The whole point of the feature is to force the shared screen on ALL attendees. Until all attendees are required to upgrade to the latest version (which I think is currently 6.2.11), this feature is pointless. I can think of many uses for this feature, but now I'm just disappointed that it seems to have no practical use at all 😞

When I try to start zoom, a white box appears (presumably a broken version of the main menu) then the "Zoom unexpectedly quit" screen shows up.
Zoom was working normally for me until this weekend.
I have tried using CleanZoom to remove zoom completely and reinstall it to no avail.

I'm using an Acer aspire A515-54 series laptop.
My laptop is up to date on windows updates and driver updates
I don't have Powertoys installed
I was messing around with OBS the week before though...

Any ideas on how to solve this issue?