A two-person meeting was interrupted by a pop-up warning me my meeting would end at 40 minutes

Hi, CarolAnne

Do you use a Zoom integration service?
Some of the apps work by joining as a guest.

Please check and see who is participating.

I don't know what  Zoom integration' is, but I have tutored one person in the past, often for several hours, and never was warned of timing out before. This was at the 40 minute mark, as if I were tutoring a group rather than just it being me and one other person.  I may have lost this student because of what happened, and it really concerns me that the rules have changed for the free account. I've paid for an upgrade when working with a larger group in the past, but not it's just me and one other person, so there shouldn't be any 'time outs', right?

I had a similar situation where a student tried to join on his laptop and his desktop at the same time.  So I saw "two participants" attempting to enter the meeting.  I only admitted the one; however, Zoom still put a 40 minute limit onto the meeting.  This should not happen if there are clearly only two people meeting.  What happened? 

Hi Figaro14, 

While I'm the absolute opposite of an expert on this, from what I experienced in my previously answered question, maybe the student didn't log out of the other of his two devices so even though you only admitted one of them, and so Zoom still registered that other device as a part of this meeting?  Might that have been it? I'm just 'spitballing here' though...

Where is this Bot please? What do you mean "student didn't log out of the other devices" gosh I'm so dense at this 

Sadly, Zoom changed its policy regarding the total amount of time you can be on, even in a one-to-one meeting.  Now it is 40 minutes regardless.  To have a one-hour uninterrupted meeting, you need to upgrade (and pay) for Zoom pro.  I did not wait to have to end tutoring sessions at the 40 minute point and start a new meeting,  so I paid them.