I have a user who isn't able to add an app that we made available for all users with the member role. On my end, it looks like the app is available for everyone:

But on the user's end, they are getting more requirements:

The workaround that was given by Zoom support was to duplicate the member role and then change the role to have all those privileges. We don't really want to give the user those privileges so we would rather not do that. So my question, is did we set up this app incorrectly so that it requires too high-level of permissions, or is that just how the Chorus for Zoom Phone app works? We have the Chorus.ai app available for people as well, and the user has no issues adding that to their account. The Chorus.ai and Chorus for Zoom Phone apps look like they have the same permissions on my end but I guess only admins can actually install the Chorus for Zoom Phone app.

As Zoom's new "Z" logo symbolizes ruscism ideology, support for Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and terrorism, I request the return of the old Zoom logo. My computer is in a public place and I'm getting complaints from colleagues about this character not being allowed. I also don't want to be associated with ruscism.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruscism

Hi, I was able to follow steps 1-3 on the Zoom for Salesforce Lightning but am having trouble with step 4. When I login to Zoom, I do not see the option "Contact Center."

I believe the app is successfully connected with my account since I see the app below. Does it have to do with the permission setting? I looked online and the steps outlined do NOT match what I see to update the permission.

Created an account level oauth app in zoom.

When trying to get the meeting details, it is returning the correct response, but while trying to create a breakout room or retrieve room details it throws an error as follows

"ERROR: The resource you are requesting could not be found"

The details are mentioned below

https://api.zoom.us/v2/meetings/<meeting_id>/rooms

while trying to call this endpoint to create a breakout room from n8n http node, it throws the below error

NodeApiError: The resource you are requesting could not be found
    at Object.execute (/usr/local/lib/node_modules/n8n/node_modules/n8n-nodes-base/dist/nodes/HttpRequest/V3/HttpRequestV3.node.js:1233:27)
    at runMicrotasks (<anonymous>)
    at processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:96:5)
    at Workflow.runNode (/usr/local/lib/node_modules/n8n/node_modules/n8n-workflow/dist/Workflow.js:653:28)
    at /usr/local/lib/node_modules/n8n/node_modules/n8n-core/dist/WorkflowExecute.js:592:53

"Select Location" <--- In attempting to post this, I looked for "apps" or "integrations" - and couldn't find anything. I chose "Meetings" as this is supposed to be useable IN meetings. First time posting, if somewhere else this may get a more informed response, please lmk. Ty.

WORKONA APP - Anyone else able to actually USE it w/ Zoom?

• I LOVE Workona. I use the paid version (Zoom ALSO paid)
• I typically use it in my Chrome/GoogleWorkSpace (also paid) account, signed in through browser, Workona in its own tab
• ZOOM says (shows it) it is an available app to use ("app dock") during a Zoom Session

HOWEVER

• When I'm signed into Zoom (using desktop client or browser) and it (now) shows the "app dock" at side of zoom window, I can see the Workona app option & sign in, HOWEVER, when  I attempt to sign in, I go in circles:
  
  • zoom app dock shows workona
  • I click on it to "sign in"
  • It takes me to a BROWSER window/tab, tells me to sign into Workona
  • I attempt Workona sign-in
  • IT jumps to a ZOOM browser sign-in (WHY?????? I am already in an open Zoom session? I've already (several times) supposedly connected my Workona/Zoom IN the browser/main account)...
  • It does NOTHING else once I'm in the account via the browser...

And around and round I go.... posting here clearly in a not-great mood as: 1) I sold clients on both Workona AND Zoom (supposedly working together); 2) When I search "Workona" in the Zoom Community - it doesn't even show up. I'd like to think that the platforms offering services for our money actually have some kind of basic info loaded & shared, that it's not all dependent on the "community" to do the labor for the services we're paying for; 3) Fingers crossed someone else out here has come across this & hopefully has some answers... maybe even the powers that be at z.... 😉

"I curse the lessons and bless the knowledge." - Harlon Ellison (as far as I  know)

Thanks all!

We have Android Work Profiles set up via InTune and are not able to log in with SSO.

We get an error message:

No available apps

There are no apps currently configured on this device that your organization allows to open this content.

I think this has to be something with our Intune app protection policy, but I can't figure out where.

Anyone else figure this out?