Zoom GPO Templates: Deploy Virtual Backgrounds?
I have looked through the information about using the GPO templates to configure certain aspects of Zoom. Is there a way to force our users to use a specific background via GPO? Thanks.
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I have looked through the information about using the GPO templates to configure certain aspects of Zoom. Is there a way to force our users to use a specific background via GPO? Thanks.
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