Thanks for the clarification, @Arushi66.
Only one person is the creator of a Meeting – I like to refer to them as the Meeting Owner. When the meeting owner starts the meeting, The meeting owner is the Host. Anyone else that joins the meeting is simply a Participant. The Host can do any of the following:
- Assign Co-Host to any other participant; when doing do, the current Host remains the Host
- Assign Host to another participant; the person making that assignment loses the status of Host, and generally does not retain a Co-Host status either.
You mention the three people are “individually the Host of the meeting at different times.” One Meeting can be a recurring meeting, and all occurrences of that meeting have the same Meeting Owner. But if you have 3 separate Meeting IDs and 3 separately scheduled meetings in Zoom, each of those meetings has the Owner of who created the meeting. For example, if this is a weekly meeting of your group, but John scheduled one meeting, Paul scheduled another, and George scheduled the third – you might consider these to be the same “logical” meeting … your weekly meeting. But to Zoom, they are three separate meetings.
I hope that explanation helps!