I use my Zoom account on several devices,  Windows 7 and 10 as well as Linux. I have only one account to log in.

I discovered lately, that when I want to start a Zoom meeting as a host through the pre-planned meetings function in the "Meetings"-tab, everything works fine on Windows, but the pre-planned meetings are not visible or displayed on the Linux clients. It just looks like nothing has ever been pre-scheduled.

Has anyone of you Linux nerds had the same? Is that a bug or a feature?

Thanks for help, and possibly solution.

I plan a lot of ZOOM meetings for my manager, using her Outlook calendar (I am de delegate).
However, when she wants to move a meeting, she receives an error that she is not the host. In the settings I always double check that I make her host, so I find this very strange?!
Does anyone recognize this problem, what is the solution?

Every time I try to load a Virtual Background, I get a spinning wheel and then my force quit window shows Zoom as "not responding". I've terminated my account, thinking old images or videos were the issue. However, when I opened a new account I'm running into the same problem. This has never happened before: wondering if there is a bug?

I had successfully configured all settings, and the Zoom meeting functionality was operational for the past few months. However, over the course of the last few days, I've encountered persistent issues with joining Zoom meetings.
The error message displayed is as follows:

Method: 'join'
Status: false
Result: null
Error Message: 'Fail to join the meeting.'
Error Code: 1

My current Web SDK version is 2.6, which is the last version supporting the API key. I've followed the necessary steps to ensure the proper setup, including the required API key. Despite this, I'm still unable to successfully join meetings.

I kindly request your assistance in investigating this matter at your earliest convenience. Your insights and guidance would be greatly appreciated in resolving this issue promptly.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

I read recently about the new Zoom IQ product and had some questions about data collection. My understanding is that Zoom IQ will display an option for users to participate in a Zoom IQ improvement program, but they can opt out if they would prefer. Is this correct?

Secondly, how does data collection apply to users who do not have the Zoom IQ product available to them? What happens if a user without Zoom IQ is on a call with a user with Zoom IQ? Does the user without Zoom IQ have an option to opt-out of data collection?

Lastly, what happens if some users on a call have opted in and others have opted out? Is data collected?