Zoom crashes immediately upon opening it after updating Mac to macos tahoe 26.0.1

I'm having a hard time with the Tahoe 26.0.1 update too. My Zoom is usually PERFECT. Now since the update, my lips lag when I talk, it freezes, the recording is patch, it's a nightmare since I use Zoom for work. I've tried phone calls with Apple and the chat with Zoom, but to no avail so far. 

Just chiming in to say that I'm also having issues with Zoom (v6.6.2.65462) since the update to macOS Tahoe (26.0.1 - MacBook Pro 16-inch, 2019). The video frequently freezes, other participants say that my audio is choppy, and the entire application runs extremely slowly. It’s pretty much unusable for me in its current version. I’ve been using a backup laptop with an older macOS just to attend meetings.

Hello Community Members,

I'm sorry for the inconvenience.

Our engineers are aware of the issue and are actively working on a solution.

We do not have an estimated time when it will be fixed, but we will update you on this thread once we have the information.

For now, thank you for your patience and understanding.

Our organization has experienced 4 reports of Zoom being laggy or choppy after upgrading to MacOS Tahoe.

I am having a specific issue since upgrading to macOS Tahoe. When I share my screen in Zoom and write on note taking apps my stylus is very slow.  It inhibits my writing.  I am a private tutor so I need to be writing out math problems quickly.  I thought it was the note taking software (an old version of Notability because the newer version lacked a feature I needed) and installed a new note taking software.  But I realized the issue is on both apps while I'm screen sharing and neither app when I'm not.   Just documenting this here in the hopes that it can be remedied with the next Zoom update.

Hi community members, 

We appreciate your patience during our investigation of this issue. While we don't currently have an estimated timeline, I can assure you that our engineering team is working on a solution which will be implemented in version 6.6.10.

This issue may be due to compatibility with the new macOS update. Try completely uninstalling Zoom (including all preferences and cache files), then download the latest version directly from the  Zoom site. If it still crashes, grant Zoom full disk access in System Settings → Privacy & Security, then restart your Mac. Some users report this fixes the crash after macOS Tahoe 26.0.1.

@Dee_I @jdsimcoe We do not have a specific date at the moment, but I believe it should be around mid November for the 6.6.10 release. 

I don't know if it will help others,  but my problem (Mac Sequoia + Zoom) was that Zoom kept putting the system into Lock Screen during a call.  Checked usual suspects (Hot Corners, Energy Saver etc etc).    Final fix which seems to be working was 1) update Zoom and DisplayLink  installations  2)   Make sure Zoom has Full Disk Access (it doesnt otherwise seem to prompt for it, you have to manually select in Settings   and 3)   Run Onyx  to clear out any caches and other left over nasties   4) reboot from power off.  

That worked for me on my Intel Mac Mini 2018.

I am also facing this issue today. Any solutions?