Please add an option to disable the 'You are muted while recording' notification when a user is intentionally recording with their microphone muted. As a frequent Zoom recorder, this repetitive alert is unnecessary and disruptive, especially when I am aware of my mute status and choose to record without audio.

Zoom is becoming a busted, unworkable application on modern Linux desktops. 

Linux systems are quickly and aggressively moving to Wayland & Pipewire for graphical sessions because they are more secure than the outdated, fragmented x11 standards.  In fact, more and more Linux distributions are going Wayland-only, or at least Wayland by default. KDE and GNOME are both deprecating x11 support.

Zoom has not kept up.  The screen-sharing problems on the NVIDIA/Wayland/Pipewire/Zoom stack are well-known and well-documented.  You basically share a black screen that crashes your call when you stop sharing.  The settings menus are not helpful (and yes, I have tried all of them).  Screen-sharing just doesn't work well on the Linux client with very-common hardware and OS configurations, and the only workaround is to run it on an x11 session.  This is a notable defect, and the problem really appears to be contained to Zoom.

I host Photo Competions for our club and have for a long time.    Just recently we noticed on Zoom that on certain mages that have darker backgrounds that the dark colors can look brighter, muddy or washed out, especially where the tonality changes a little.   We have run several tests on this and it is not an issue in the image and all my setttings appear to be fine.    Anyone else having these issues?   Thanks for any replies in advance.

I was having trouble with Zoom calls shutting down my iPhone 13 due to overheating the phone, so yesterday I bought a brand new iPhone 15. Fully updated. Installed Zoom. Got on a Zoom call today and after 35 minutes the same thing happened and the phone had to cool down, which drops the meeting.  Today I intentionally did not plug the phone into the charger while on the Zoom call since that seems to cause more heat.  I also had the air conditioning going in my vehicle while on the call so that the ambient temperature was cool.  I don't know what else to do.  Thank you for any suggestions.