Hi,

some users in my company received an email notifying that  Zoom will be retiring the current key pair used to sign the Linux client on November 2, 2022.  and requesting users to download and trust the new public key (see attached screenshot)

Requiring to download directly from the email instead of inviting to do it after logging into the site is quite suspicious.

I can't find any official communication or release note on the website.

Anyone experiencing the same or clue of communication authenticity?

Thanx

One of the users in my account will setup meetings and sometimes it requires her to input her own passcode to use for it and sometimes it does not.

No other users are reporting this and no recent changes have been made to the account.   Is there anything I should look for?  They are using Google Calendar to schedule. 

Hey,

is it possible to share sound via Spotify via an Android Tablet?

I have the paid version of Zoom.

I now use my windows laptop, it is possible there. But it doesn't work on my Android phone.

I would like to switch to a tablet, but I would like to be able to share music via Zoom.

I hope someone can help me!

Regards,
Angela

I'll have a meeting with a company.
I'm a free zoom member and the company is pro zoom member.

Once they open the meeting, they will give me an authority to be a host during the meeting.

Can the meeting be exceeded 40 minutes?

Or will the meeting be only for 40 minutes because I'm the free zoom member?

1. Zoom pro member will open a meeting.

2. They will hand over the host autority to me who is a free member of zoom.

Q) How long can I have the meeting as a host?

I am using MacOs Monterey version 12.6.1 and already updated my zoom to Version: 5.12.3 (11845), before the update Blur option is available but after the update it wasn't available. I have tried:

1. suggestion on https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/360061468611-Using-blurred-background-#:~:text=Join%20a%20Zoom%20Meeting%20or,Click%20Blur%20My%20Background
2. try adding the blur feature from Apps  but it appears as "an error has occurred"
3. Re-install my zoom and signed out-signed in numbers of time 

but none of these work.

this is very inconvenient as I use zoom on daily basis,

please help!

I appreciate anybody who can respond, thanks.

btw I use zoom basic.

I have seen a few other posts on this topic with some noting the issue was resolved with v5.11.4 but that is not the case.  

The title says it all.  Zoom works fine, video works fine, but as soon as a background is enabled zoom will freeze and then crash.  This is wildly infuriating.  Previous release notes indicate fixes were put in place for certain AMD CPUs but not Intel (at least that I've been able to find).   I have updated each version since this issue began several months ago and have attempted fresh installs.  

Can someone from Zoom please address this issue.

Windows 11

CPU: Intel 12900K