A user can use macros to post hundreds of messages per second to the chat. Malicious actors share this information with each other, so the practice is becoming more widespread. When this happens, it affects all other meeting attendants, slowing their devices by demanding more and more cpu usage. In extreme cases, the meeting can be effectively locked by a malicious actor, because the devices of the host and cohost can be slowed to the point of being unusable. A very slight adjustment, throttling a single user to, say, 1 message per 500 milliseconds, would fix this problem without disrupting the chat behavior for virtually all other users.

I created a zoom meeting with the required registration. Had attendees and everything. Now I log in and the attendees list and all of the other features are gone! When I click on registration, email settings and branding, nothing appears anymore. It doesn't even show the registration link anymore. I'm really frustrated because I can't even speak to support about it. Is anyone else experiencing this? Did they remove this feature to try and force users to pay for the webinar feature???

Hello,

Does anyone know where the virtual background with the palm tree, beach and wind blowing that comes with Zoom is located? It looks like the Caribbean, but I'm curious about the specific location. Or was this something designed on a computer?

Thanks!

Sarah

When looking in the setting in the web portal, "Non-verbal feedback" is missing. I've disabled reactions, and when doing so it says it will affect the non-verbal feedback setting, but it still doesn't disable non-verbal feedback. Disabling reactions disables all the emoji reactions, but it still doesn't get rid of the yes/no/slow down/speed up reactions. Apparently that's controlled by the non-verbal feedback setting, but I can't find it.

When looking at the source code for the settings page, I find a block of JSON with all the settings, and it has this:

{"featureId":"nonverbalfeedback","value":true, ...

showing that non-verbal feedback is enabled, even though reactions are disabled and locked at the account level:

{"featureId":"meetingReactions","value":false,"overrides":false,"locked":{"value":true,"level":"account", ...

Hi!

I'm experiencing a recurring issue with my Zoom recordings, despite having a paid account.

All of my meetings are scheduled through Calendly, using the Zoom integration. The meetings often last more than 60 minutes, but the recording consistently stops at the 60-minute mark, even though the meeting continues.
Worse, the recordings are not saved anywhere — they don't appear in my cloud recordings nor in local folders.

Here's what I've already checked:

• I have sufficient cloud storage available.

• Automatic recording is enabled.

• I am the host of the meetings.

• I've tested increasing the Calendly event duration, but the issue persists.

Could you please help me understand:

1. Why is the recording stopping at exactly 60 minutes, despite no time limit on my account?

2. Why are the recordings not saved or recoverable?

3. How can I ensure full-length recordings are captured in future meetings?

I appreciate your support on this.
Let me know if you need any meeting IDs, screenshots, or further details.


Thanks, Lu!

Recently, the Zoom logo has appeared on the bottom right of my recordings, as a white lettered overlay. It wasn't there before. I am now using a room for meetings, often, so is that it - although I'm not sure that it happened at the same time. How can I stop this from happening. I like a nice clear video recording I can use for other things. Also, I am now recording the Zoom meeting in Fathom AI. Could that be the reason too.

Thanks - Nigel