Sorry, but I'm using Zoom's terms for people who attend your meetings. Your clients are attending your meetings, and they are your attendees. Assuming that you are scheduling a single meeting and having multiple clients "cycle through" the Waiting Room, the only thing showing in the Waiting Room is the name of the room, which in this case I've scheduled a meeting called "Client Meeting Room":
If you have scheduled the meeting room as "Mr. John Smith", then that will show to anyone who ends up in the Waiting Room. Name your meeting something different. You can change the name of a meeting after it starts by clicking the green shield and editing the Meeting name:
To summarize, Zoom only shows the name of the room... a name which you (or whoever scheduled the meeting) provides. Zoom does not show names of anyone attending the meeting on the Waiting Room screen... unless you have named the room using someone's name. Zoom won't change it; you must.
The best practice, where confidentiality is important, is to schedule a separate meeting with each client using the "generated meeting ID" and not reusing your Personal Meeting ID (PMI).
