I feel like I know the answer but my boss REALLY wants this confirmed: Will the meeting links I've generated prior to purchasing an add-on be reflective of said add-on. My guess is that "yes, no matter when the link is generated, upon clicking, the zoom system checks and enables all current access, rights, and add-ons"

Am I correct in assuming this? Or should I generate new meeting links if I want those meetings to reflect the newly purchased add-ons?

The Linux version of zoom needs some love.... It legit, doesn't pick up my integrated mic.... I had to switch to my Windows 10 dual boot for the app to work properly, I'd rather not use Windows 10 or any of Microsoft's products. I daily drive one of framework's laptops Batch 6, with the OS being Ubuntu. The video gets picked up just fine on Ubuntu, it's just the mic, no matter how much I mess with the audio setting via pulse audio it doesn't pick it up.

Is there a forked version of Zoom that works on their servers and works like any other run of the mill zoom application that works with Ubuntu or any other flavor of Linux?

When we use the desktop version Zoom Meeting application, we can send file attachments in the in-meeting chat.
Is it possible to do so in the Zoom Meeting app (iOS / Android)?
Is this section of the document below related to the in-meeting chat? 
https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/360027397692-Desktop-client-mobile-app-web-client-and-PWA-comparison#h_bc3b4f30-034f-48bd-a3c4-58ec02b58bbb

Thanks!

My recorded videos are now creating a new link every time I share it with a co-worker and the old link is no longer valid.  This doesn't make any sense to me and I would like to revert to the old system.

How do I change this back to the old way when there was one link for one recording?

as participant in zoom meetings I have no control on the audio quality from others.

Often there is an echoing effect that muffles speech. Speech is clearer listening through earbuds, but using a sound-bar some speech is inintelligible; the higher the quality of my audio equipment the worse the problem becomes.I believe that the issue is that earbuds selectively transmit the mid-frequencies, while HiFi audio equally amplify bass and treble. 

Once Windows included a mixer utility that allowed enhancements for speech, but no more. And searching for sound mixers brings up only utilities to control sound recording, rather than for sound reproduction.

* I have a "meetings" account set up in our Zoom Room

* I want staff to invite this account to Zoom meetings in order to schedule it with the board room equipment (DTEN Go+Mate), and then just tap the join button to start.

*  I'm not sure how to allow the host to retain host capabilities in the room using their own accounts, unless they bring their computers with them?

Thanks