We have a workflow for a client where custom registration questions have been setup for their Zoom meetings.

The client would like a couple of conditional questions to help filter out unwanted registrations. For example the following:

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Conditional question 1

- Yes

- No

Conditional question 2 (only visible if previous answer is no)

- Yes

- No

Block of text (only visible if both previous answers are no)

Text explaining that the user should not register for the meeting. (ideally submission would also be disabled)

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I have looked through the Zoom documentation and far as I can tell this is not possible:

https://support.zoom.com/hc/en/article?id=zm_kb&sysparm_article=KB0063516#h_032cddce-aea5-4486-be5d-2a8d9bf0e805

However I wanted to check before definitively ruling this out.

I created a paid event in Zoom events. However, it appears that registrants can login to the event from multiple devices. We want to prevent that so that paid registrants cannot share their login credentials to give access to a non-paid registrant. Is this possible? 

Hey Zoom Events Community! Following today's Office Hours on AI content generation, I'm curious - what's your most surprising AI success story? Or maybe your biggest "well, that didn't work as planned" moment? 😅 I want to hear about it! 

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The install instructions can be found here: https://support.zoom.com/hc/en/article?id=zm_kb&sysparm_article=KB0063458
`sudo apt install ./zoom_amd64.deb` 

And the result is
`Unsupported file ./zoom_amd64.deb given on commandline

Thank you for your help. No clue why Zoom doesn't have a 'technical support' community group.





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Without changing anything, one day this started happening. I am connected to computer audio as usual. And the laptop's speaker is chosen but I can't hear anything. I open the audio settings to test the speaker and before even clicking on it suddenly I can hear the speaker. I test the speaker (same laptop speaker) and can hear the chime. Great. Close the window and can no longer hear the speaker. So now I have the window open the entire meeting to be able to hear while I try to figure this out. Help!

I was testing license assignments and now I have message: 

Two questions:

1. When I download an attendee list from our meeting in Zoom Events, it has many who are listed as absent in the lobby plus the join and exit times are blank, and the video watch time is also blank.

Why are they listed if they didn't actually attend?

2. We also seem to have a lot of people who join the lobby but never join the meeting...is that a design issue? Perhaps it should take them directly into the event when it starts if they joined the lobby?