Our company has one account with a primary user. This primary user has always been on a pro license. We also had 2 other free accounts. We noticed that when the primary user starts or joins a meeting after another user is in a meeting, the other users' meetings are ended. To solve this problem we upgraded the other accounts so the other accounts now also have paid pro status. The problem of the primary users' meeting ending the other users' meetings is still happening. Why is this happening and how do we fix this?

I had a very disappointing experience when giving a presentation in Zoom today on web page accessibility. When I'm using Zoom, the arrow keys no longer work to navigate web pages in VoiceOver. There's no feedback; pressing the key just doesn't work. The exact same steps work fine when I'm not also running Zoom.

As a result, I wasn't actually able to show the people on the call how to navigate within a web page in VoiceOver, which was the whole point of my presentation.

Is this a bug, or something I've overlooked in the settings?

Steps to reproduce:

1. On MacOS, enable VoiceOver.
2. Open Safari. Go to any web page.
3. Enter the web content area. Use the up and down arrows to navigate through elements in the page.
   • Expected: pressing the up and down arrows navigates between VoiceOver-accessible elements in the page
   • Actual: as expected
4. Start Zoom.
5. Switch back to Safari.
6. Enter the web content area (if needed). Use the up and down arrows to navigate through elements in the page.
   • Expected: pressing the up and down arrows navigates between VoiceOver-accessible elements in the page
   • Actual: pressing the up and down arrows does nothing. There's no feedback in VoiceOver indicating that there's a problem. 
7. Quit Zoom
8. Switch back to Safari
9. Enter the web content area (if needed). Use the up and down arrows to navigate through elements in the page.
   
   • Expected: pressing the up and down arrows navigates between VoiceOver-accessible elements in the page
   • Actual: as expected

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Trying to figure out how to do this.  Here is the flow on how I get my meetings...

Client books on calendly

Request goes to department head - who then assigns the meetings out through Google email

When I accept ownership, I am wanting to assign a random Zoom ID for the meeting rather than my personal number as sometimes I have meetings that go back to back

How can I assign that random number while editing the meeting request in Google?  Hope this makes sense.

Despite the fact that the background is set to "none," it kept changing randomly during a meeting. Several times I set it back to "none," but this didn't solve the problem. I haven't been able to find anything on this, so I'm hoping someone here can help. Thank you!

I work for a small company who utilized zoom a lot. We recently completed a transfer of ownership to our account and lost some of our previous settings. As account owner, when scheduling meetings a link would get populated for you to share, it would populate with "[company name] invites you" now when we schedule a meeting the link populated stating "[individual's name] invites you". Does anyone know how we can go about getting our account setup this way again?  Our admin has been running into issues scheduling meetings because it comes up that she is the "host" but she is scheduling on behalf of someone else and isn't actually attending the meetings. When she as the host doesn't join the meeting the users then sit in a waiting room. In the interim, I have disabled the waiting room and enabled participants to join before the host however my concern with that is that if there isn't actually a host assigned no one in the meeting will have any privileges. For example, if the meeting is progressing and its a good conversation and they want to start recording, there is no way for them to do that without host permissions. I'm really looking for a permanent fix vs a temporary fix. Does someone give me some advice on the steps I should take to schedule for our organization as whole? Thank you!!