Question about what constitutes a "host" At the "Roles in a meeting" page on the Zoom website I read the following "Host: The user that scheduled the meeting. They have full permissions to manage the meeting. There can only be one host of a meeting." My question is, what constitutes "The user that scheduled the meeting"? This is my understanding of that statement: If a "user" signs into a Zoom account with a specific email and password, and schedules a meeting, the "user" is the specific email and password, not the actual person who typed in the scheduled meeting. Later, if a different person signs on to that same account and starts the meeting, that person is the host. So it is the person who STARTS the meeting, not necessarily the person who SCHEDULES the meeting who is the host, as long as the person who starts the meeting signs in with the same email and password as the person who scheduled the meeting. In other words the Zoom software only cares about the specific email and password used to schedule and start
