Hi Zoomers.  In Settings > Security, under the "Require that all meetings are secured with one security option" I see a message that states, "Per new security guidelines, you cannot change this setting. Please contact your account admin for more information."  I don't know why I see this as this is a personal Pro One account and I am the only one with the password.  Shouldn't I be the admin automatically?  If not, how do I become the admin?  This may also keep the AI Companion setting grayed out (non-selectable).  I'd love to use that too.  I appreciate any assistance.

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I get it if you don't want your data to train AI, then don't use the service.  Except if like work makes you, then you have no choice but to let them have your face. 

However, the correct thing to do is to not use anonymous addiction support groups data.... at all for anything.
In fact leaning in and allowing for some privacy filters on faces and voices as an option. With a complete data dump of all session info after the meeting ends.  These people are hurting and trying to work some stuff out. Zoom could be like... we support you getting help! 

I'm sure its probably semi sorta kind of anonymized data, but the option to not do it also exists. 
Or... am I wrong? I'd like to be wrong and to find out that they don't collect data from addiction recovery groups. 

I do not want the copyrighted, personally identifiable information, and client confidential information that is the content of my zoom meetings to be used to train any AI systems.  It appears there is no opt-out option. 

Can someone help with this, please.

Since I've not heard back from Zoom technical support on this question I have begun looking into properly secure alternatives.