1. Description
   I just bootstrapped a new project with these version :
   react-native 0.75.3
   @zoom/meetingsdk-react-native 0.0.1
   react 18.3.1
   node 20.14.0
   npm v10.7.0

   I downloaded zoom-sdk-ios-6.1.5.16935.zip and zoom-sdk-android-6.1.5.16935.zip and copied MobileRTC.xcframework and MobileRTCResources.bundle in ios repo , and mobilertc.aar in anroid repo. added audio and video plugins to info.plist

   I wanted to test the new zoom react-native wrapper
   I am totally new with react-native and meeting zoom. The project is building successfully and can run it on iphone SE 3rd generation IOS 17.
   I wrapped the whole project with the zoomProvider using a working JWT.
   When I try to join the meeting, nothing happen :
   const onPress = async () => {
   try {
   const res = await zoom.joinMeeting({
   userName: ‘chiheb’,
   meetingNumber: ‘XXXXXXXXXX’,
   password: ‘’,
   });
   console.log({ res });
   } catch (error) {
   console.error(‘Error joining the meeting:’, error);
   }
   };

   I got res : undefined in the console, so it didn’t throw to the error. How could I investigate the issue here please.
   And do you have a working sample project where I can run this new package @zoom/meetingsdk-react-native succesfully ?

   Which iOS Meeting SDK version?
   Knowing the version can help us to identify your issue faster.
   zoom-sdk-ios-6.1.5.16935
   @zoom/meetingsdk-react-native 0.0.1

    

    

   Troubleshooting Routes

   Smartphone (please complete the following information):

   • Device: iPhone SE (3rd generation)
   • OS: iOS 17.5

   Additional context
   Thank you for your help.

Hello! I have a question. I need to create an integration with the Zoom application, which must be used by authorized zoom users to be able to create scheduled meetings in their account. Only those accounts that are registered in our database will be used, the rest will not be counted. The biggest problem is that this integration-application must be used by the users themselves to access their subscriptions and meetings, and for this it is necessary to go through all the stages of publishing the zoom application. Is there any other way to do this?

The new timer app is great! But, for managing large meetings with over 1,000 people - we don't want the alarm to go off. Instead, we want to only be able to assigned and set the timer for the presenter(s) of that section...so they see it and get the alert but not everyone out. Think of it as a gentle way to notify presenters their time is coming up and done. Would love to see the timer app evolve with more possibility than the current all or nothing approach.

Welcome!

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Dear Zoom Community Forum Team,

I am reaching out to seek urgent assistance regarding a compliance issue we've encountered with the Zipow Upgrade SDK used in our app. We have recently been notified by Google that our application violates their Device and Network Abuse policy due to the presence of a non-compliant version of the Zipow Upgrade SDK (version code 15) in our app.

Issue Details:

• SDK Name: Zipow Upgrade SDK
• Version Code: 15
• Issue: The SDK contains code that downloads or installs applications from unknown sources outside of Google Play, which is against Google’s policy.

To address this issue, we need to either upgrade to a policy-compliant version of the SDK or remove it entirely. However, we are currently unsure about the availability of a compliant version or the necessary steps to resolve this.

Request for Assistance:

1. Compliant SDK Version: Could you please provide guidance on whether there is a compliant version of the Zipow Upgrade SDK available? If so, we would appreciate detailed instructions on how to obtain and implement this version.

2. Alternative Solutions: If no compliant version is available, we would like to understand the best course of action for removing or replacing the SDK to ensure our app adheres to Google’s policies.

Your prompt assistance in resolving this matter is crucial to us as we aim to maintain compliance and continue offering our app on the Google Play Store. Please let us know if you require any additional information from our end.

Thank you for your support and understanding.

I get an 'error.code40101' when adding Apps after pressing the 'Get' and 'Add' buttons from the Apps Marketplace Dashboard.

Steps to reproduce:
Launch Zoom Workplace -> Apps -> Add Apps -> Marketplace Dashboard -> Go to a particular App (like Figma) -> Click the Add button

OS: Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
Zoom Workplace Version: 6.1.11 (1545)