I use the openSUSE rpm package of the meetings desktop client
However, I definitely prefer to install software that is correctly cryptographically signed. But this package IS NOT!
That was not a problem so far.

However, the recent version 5.10.4 is not signed at all (see rpm -qpi output below), and the gpg signature validation fails because the signature is missing: see below line "Signature"

rpm -qpi zoom_openSUSE_x86_64.rpm
Name        : zoom
Version     : 5.10.4.2845_openSUSE
Release     : 1
Architecture: x86_64
Install Date: (not installed)
Group       : default
Size        : 478466233
License     : see https://www.zoom.us/
Signature   : (none)
Source RPM  : zoom-5.10.4.2845_openSUSE-1.src.rpm
Build Date  : So 24 Apr 2022 13:31:02 CEST
Build Host  : localhost
Relocations : / 
Packager    : Zoom Linux Team <https://support.zoom.us>
Vendor      : Zoom Video Communications, Inc.
URL         : https://www.zoom.us
Summary     : Zoom Cloud Meetings

Hello,

I'm frequently a Zoom host on a meeting, and I send broadcasts to the breakout rooms.  It would be helpful if the broadcast message appeared at the top of my screen the same way that it appears at the top of participants' screens.  That would provide confirmation to me that I actually sent the broadcast.  Sometimes participants mention that they didn't see the broadcast, and it makes me concerned that perhaps I didn't really send it...

Thank you!

How do you get captions if you are the host of a zoom with a free account? I looked online but the directions are not applicable. I signed on in a web browser. It says --In the navigation menu, click Settings. I don't see anything that says settings.

Hi! We use Zoom in our Spanish class however our professor does not record our lessons using the recording button on Zoom so I use a 3rd party app like AZ screen recorder to record our class for me to review/study. What can I do to record the internal audio? I just read that there's a new Google policy (Android 10 and later) that limits the users to record internal audio. Thank you.

Two weeks ago I received an email from *********** insisting that I reset my password and turn on two-factor authentication.  If I did not comply my password would be automatically reset.  I performed both actions.

Now today I have another such email claiming to identify users whose credentials have been stolen with the same threat.  Besides being annoyed, I strongly suspect that the algorithm being used is simply wrong.  I do use Zoom on two devices (a Windows laptop and a Macbook) but I don't recall even using the Macbook since the last password reset.  Both devices have a reasonable set of malware and firewall protections and the is no password sharing (and, as I mentioned, two-factor is turned on).  

How do I stop this email nag cycle?

Hi all,

So I've customized my meeting link, and I've unchecked all the options for passcodes. Still, when I schedule a meeting or paste the link that's copied tot he clipboard, my meeting link still includes ?pwd=lkjdkfdjfjdkfjdkfjdkfj in it.

I've seen other meeting links not have this - can somebody point me to the setting that turns that off? Many thanks!